About Tadger:
Tadger is a large, female Bearded Collie X, 12 years old.
Description:Hi there, I am an utterly lovely well trained very high energy 12 year old Huntaway/Bearded Collie matron.
I am spayed, vaccinated a few years ago, and registered, and can be very calm. I have a wonderfully loud bark, and get excited at guests.
In my younger years I liked jumping, and was occasionally transported in a child car seat (be careful letting Tadger in and out of cars if child car seats are not present).
I’ve never hurt anyone, I’m pretty safe but not 100% around birds and chickens, and I love telling everyone about the nearest possums.
I am a bit scared of cows and cats, but given a few days I am totally chill with cats.
I may have a dry beef dog food allergy, pedigree chicken flavoured is the best store bought dry dog food for me.
Is Tadger used to cats? Yes.
Is Tadger toilet-trained? Yes.
Is Tadger used to stock? Yes.
Is Tadger used to chickens? Yes.
How well does Tadger get on with other dogs? Great.
Tadger lives in Havelock.
A bit about Tadger’s personality:
Utterly lovely, best dog in the world.
High energy, I love going for long walks.
I weigh what an Alsatian weighed, 150 years ago, before modern breeding programs.
I have floppy ears and a kind nature. My dad got it right for me, he’s had me for 12 years, and it’s time for someone new.
Birthday, October, 2012.
My photo is a bit old but I look more or less the same with a few more grey hairs. I am a house dog that is capable of telling you if a stranger comes past.
I love playing with other dogs and have never drawn blood while play fighting.
About me:
My name: Mingus.
My e-mail address: baboeska@gmail.com.
My phone number: 027 911 4600
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