About Tessa:
Tessa is a large, female Huntaway/Collie, aged 4 years old.
Description:This gorgeous gal is looking for her happily ever after home. Must be a cat free home & preferably no small children.
Best suited in a rural or semi rural home, a place with a large garden & lots of outdoor space where she can chill & enjoy herself & be allowed indoors to be part of the family.
A bit about Tessa:
– desexed & up-to-date with vaccinations, weighs 38kg.
– has bilateral hip dysplasia but currently not showing any signs of pain or distress & manages well, might limp after a long walk but settles with rest, we can provide medical records. Not on any medication for it, exercise & weight management keep her sorted.Things like not walking up steep hills, lots of steps, & help into the car all help to manage it. With old owners got a walk in the morning & late afternoon, about 2-4km. Her hips don’t stop her walking along the river splashing in the water trying to catch stones, or gentle run arounds with dogs at VinView Pet Lodge.
– loves to bark at things & she’ll have a conversation with you, she barks at a dog to play, & sometimes if she’s unsure of a situation she’ll bark till you tell her it’s ok. So a home in the suburbs where she’s left alone for long periods will not be suitable.
– would love to be with people who are home most of the day & she can hang out with. Will lay quietly with everyone in the lounge while you watch TV & will come up for a cuddle on the sofa. She sleeps inside at night & will take herself off to bed if feeling tired.
– can take a while to get used to strange people, not so keen on being cuddled until she gets to know you a bit & she’s wary of strange men.
– loves peanut butter in her kong, pigs ears & pretty much all treats – just NO beef as allergic to it.
– loves playing with her red carry ball & soccer ball, will play with them herself tossing them around the yard.
– Tessa is STRONG & could topple someone over if they are frail – this could happen if she suddenly takes off seeing a cat or a rabbit, owners used to walk her on a body harness or a face halti.
For more info please email marlboroughfourpaws@gmail.com or message our FB page facebook.com/marlboroughfourpaws
Is Tessa used to children? No.Is Tessa used to cats? No.
Is Tessa toilet-trained? Yes.
Is Tessa used to stock? Don’t know.
Is Tessa used to chickens? No.
How well does Tessa get on with other dogs? Great.
Tessa lives in Blenheim, .
A bit about Tessa’s personality:
This gorgeous gal would make a loyal & loving companion & would love to be with people who are home most of the day & she can hang out with. Will lay quietly with everyone in the lounge while you watch TV & will come up for a cuddle on the sofa. She sleeps inside at night & will take herself off to bed if feeling tired. Must be a cat free home & preferably no small children. She can take a while to get used to strange people, not so keen on being cuddled until she gets to know you a bit & she’s wary of strange men.
Tessa would be best suited in a rural or semi rural home, a place with a large garden & lots of outdoor space where she can chill & enjoy herself & be allowed indoors to be part of the family.
She is a typical huntaway & loves to bark at things & she’ll have a conversation with you, she barks at a dog to play, & sometimes if she’s unsure of a situation she’ll bark till you tell her it’s ok.
Tessa Loves peanut butter in her kong, pigs ears & pretty much all treats – just NO beef as allergic to it.
She loves playing with her red carry ball & soccer ball, will play with them herself tossing them around the yard.
About me:
My name: Marlborough Four Paws.
My e-mail address: marlboroughfourpaws@gmail.com.
My phone number: 0210780600
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