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Lexi is a beautiful, playful Collie who loves to run and interact charmingly with other dogs. She's quickly gaining confidence, exploring new areas, and is eager to learn, having already mastered "sit" and "down." Inside, she's affectionate, happily greeting everyone with nudges and hugs, and enjoys being a lap dog. Smart and treat-motivated, Lexi would thrive in an active home that appreciates her curious nature and provides plenty of playtime and mental stimulation, perhaps even with canine companions.
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