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BLUE Medium • Young • Male • Dog Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler / Mixed, Red/Golden/Orange/Chestnut with White Born 5/2010 Declawed Good with dogs Good with kids Up-to-date Blue is a happy guy – in July 2010 he was rescued as a 10 week-old puppy by a very nice family. He was found living with his parents and siblings under a trailer right off the highway. His then owner wasn't having any luck finding homes for the puppies so his current family took Blue home with them and just look at him now - a healthy happy young dog!!! Blue is a very sweet guy with a lot of energy. His family has two young children and other dogs and they want Blue to find a home where he will get more attention and lots of play time. Even though he is loved, his energy level is a bit much for such young children. He would do well in a home with older children. Blue is a Blue Heeler/mix. Blue Heelers are a wonderful intelligent breed - they need lots of exercise, love companionship and activities that engage their body and mind. At home they are happy, affectionate and playful pets who are very loyal to their owners. They require very little in the way of grooming and usually do not shed. Blue is very friendly and plays well with other dogs. Check out the picture where he is taking adnkc. nap org/pets/3462542-on top of his best bud.blue. Hehtml is calm in the house but would need some nice chew treats to satisfy his urge to chew when inside. Inquire: [email protected] Blue is a medium size guy - weighing around 40 pounds - he needs a home with a fenced yard so he can get plenty of exercise. If you have room in your life to give this big sweet guy lots of love and attention - - you won't be disappointed,Dog & Kitty City you will indognkittycity.org return get a fun lively companion. 2719 Manor Way [email protected] Dallas, TX 75235 (214) 350-7387 Blue is at home and not at the shelter. If you want to see this sweet guy contact us at [email protected] to make an appointment..

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