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REBEL - Dutch Herder
Belgian Shepherd Dog1 month
£380
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Description
Working prospect
Gorgeous six month old Dutch Herder. A blank canvas with the basics under his belt.
Environmentally robust, lovely recovery after sudden unfamiliar sounds followed by investigation. No problems with slippy floors, open stairs, kenneling, loading, travelling, other dogs.
Clean in his crate.
He is going to be a large dog. Nice food and toy drive, nicely balanced in the mind. A very nice easy to handle, biddable lad.
He is looking for a working role only.
To adopt: Join our Facebook Group > MAD RESCUE UK - Malinois and Dutch Herder Rescue Rehab Rehome > Fill in an adoption form
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Litter details
LocationKettering, North Northamptonshire
Pets in litter1 male
BreedBelgian Shepherd Dog
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
Age7 months, 6 days
Health & Docs
KC registered by collectionHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection date
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Original breeder
Adv. TypeFor adoption
Pros
Highly intelligent and versatile, excelling in various canine sports and working roles
Natural watchdogs with strong protective instincts yet generally not aggressive without cause
Strong bonds with families, making devoted and loyal companions
Adapt well to active households with secure gardens or access to open spaces
Cons
Require extensive daily exercise and mental stimulation to prevent behavioural problems
Can develop destructive behaviours if under-stimulated or left alone for long periods
High prey drive necessitates careful management during off-lead activities
Not recommended for inexperienced owners due to training and socialisation demands