Meet Wyatt, a playful Border Collie mix puppy with a big personality and an even bigger love for fun! This happy boy is always ready for action, whether it's chasing toys, exploring the yard, or learning new tricks. Wyatt is smart, curious, and thrives on engagement, always eager to please and share his boundless puppy joy with everyone around him. He's a true adventure buddy in a fluffy, tail-wagging package!
True to his Border Collie heritage, Wyatt is highly intelligent and energetic, requiring both mental and physical stimulation to be his best self. He gets along wonderfully with other dogs and would be absolutely thrilled to have a playful canine sibling or regular doggy playdates in his forever home. His sociable nature makes him a great companion for families who enjoy an active lifestyle and want to include their dog in their daily adventures.
Wyatt is looking for an active family who will embrace his zest for life, keep his clever mind busy with training and games, and provide him with the structure and exercise he needs to shine. He promises to keep you moving, laughing, and covered in puppy kisses. If you're ready for a loyal and energetic sidekick who will bring endless fun and love into your home, Wyatt is your guy!
Special Needs
This dog has not yet been altered and requires a spay/neuter contract to be fulfilled within 6 months of adoption.
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
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