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Borzoi-Irish Setter Mix Dogs For Adoption in Whitewright, TX, USA

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Henry - Borzoi / Irish Setter / Mixed (long coat) Dog For Adoption

Borzoi-Irish Setter Mix Dogs For Adoption in Whitewright, TX, USA

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Nickname
Henry
Breed
Borzoi-Irish Setter Mix
Gender
Male
Age
Adult
Location
Whitewright, TX, 75491, USA

Description

Borzoi-Irish Setter Mix Dogs For Adoption in Whitewright, TX, USA

Posted Breed: Borzoi / Irish Setter / Mixed (long coat). Adoption Fee: $150. We're not sure how Henry first landed at the shelter, but the folks there listed him as a Border Collie mix. Thanks to

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that description and his photos, Henry was tagged for rescue by an Aussie rescue group. They were shocked to find he is almost twice as big as the average Aussie. They reached out to us, thinking that maybe Henry is a Great Pyrenees/Aussie mix. Pyrenees would certainly account for his size, but his personality and build are really not very much like a Pyrenees. Henry is very active and playful as most Aussies tend to be, and his beautiful coat looks like his family tree could have an Australian Shepherd somewhere down the line. But his high-strung nature, his sight-hound build, and his large size made us choose other breeds for Henry's listing here. Truly, it's almost impossible to know what kind of dog breeds might be in his DNA, unless we do a test, and that's just not in our budget. But if you are curious and would like to donate a DNA test, we'll be glad to submit the sample! Henry is house-trained and crate-trained and has been through basic obedience training, but he gets so excited that he sometimes has a hard time remembering NOT to pull on the leash. But with a strong leader, he performs well, and can always be counted on to sit before meals and for treats. Henry has an estimated birthday in September 2012, so we can't blame his excitability on being a puppy. In other words, his high-strung nature may be traits of the breeds that make up his DNA, so don't adopt him expecting him to change as he matures. He might, but he might not. Henry will do best with an active family who will commit to take him on daily walks to help use up some of his energy. And we think maybe a home with adults only, or children over 12 might be best, because in his excitement, we wouldn't be surprised to see Henry knock a child down without meaning any harm. We would love to introduce you to this big lovable goofball of a dog. Henry is sweet and affectionate and playful and wants to have a family of his own who will give him the love, attention, and exercise he needs.

Physical Attributes

Eye Color
Brown
Ear Type
Natural/Uncropped
Tail Type
Long
Coat Length
Long
Grooming Needs
Moderate
Shedding Amount
Yes

Behavioral Characteristics

OK with Dogs
Yes
OK with Cats
No
Energy Level
High
Activity Level
Highly Active
Exercise Needs
High
Fence Required
6 foot
Obedience Training
Has Basic Training
Owner Experience Required
Species
Other
Yard RequiredCrate TrainedHousetrained

Personality

Playful
Yes
Goofy
Yes

Additional Information

Was the Dog Found
No

Rescue Information

Location

Ad Statistics

Ad ID
ADN-111591
Date Listed
09/16/2017
Date Expires
Expired

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