3 yearsAge
1Sex
Ā£450Price

Hunter 🐾

Border Collie
37 minutes
Border Collie3 years1
Ā£450
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Description

Hunter 🐾 Hunter is an almost 4 year old border collie, Hunter is neutered Ideal for a quiet countryside home with an active couple Hunter is loving, happy, and affectionate with adults like all collies he’s intelligent and eager to be the center of attention. - Adult-only home (No children). - Pet-free home (No dogs or cats). - He is reactive toward other dogs following a past bad experience. He needs experienced owners who understand reactive dogs and are willing to continue training or avoidance. Active boy who walks 3 times a day (can pull on lead) but he has good recall. Settles well indoors and can be left alone for up to 5 hours. Behaviour Notes: ā€˜Has resource guarded towards children around food. Scared of loud noises and fire’ Hunter will have a full vaccine restart prior to adoption, medical history will be sent over. If you have an active, adult-only home and experience with reactive Collies, please contact us to apply for Hunter.
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Litter details

LocationBroxburn, West Lothian
Pets in litter1 male
BreedBorder Collie
Age3 years, 8 months
Ready to LeaveAvailable now

Health & Docs

Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetKC registered by collection

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Original breeder

Pros

Extremely intelligent and quick to learn complex tasks
Outstanding performance in herding and canine sports
Strong bond with primary owner and affectionate nature
Adaptable to various outdoor active lifestyles

Cons

Requires significant daily exercise and mental stimulation
Not suitable for first-time dog owners due to high needs
Strong herding drive may lead to chasing or nipping
Can develop separation anxiety if left alone too long
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