Rehoming red heeler

Madras OR

Description

Will be very picky to where she goes. I got her as a puppy to be a companion to my Australian Shepherd, but as she is getting older they are not getting along. She is very high energy and he surprisingly doesn’t like it, so they often get into small fights, and I’m worried that it is getting worse and they will eventually get into a bigger fight. She has never been around cats, or farm animals but I think she will do best on a farm with a job to do. She digs when she is bored, and definitely shows her herding genes. My 2 year old daughter is scared of her because she is so high energy she knocks her down or jumps on her, so she would do best in a home with no small children. She barks in the kennel at night, but she knows when she is wearing a bark collar and she won’t make a sound. She isn’t fixed, but has her first shots. She is about 5 months old. Small rehoming fee just to ensure she goes to a good home.