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Ediko

Australian Shepherd Labrador Retriever

Male, Young
Mankato, MN
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Name: Ediko Age: 1 year Gender: male Breed: Aussie/Lab/Heeler mix Weight: 44 lbs Dog friendly: yes  Cat friendly: yes, dog-savvy, cats Child friendly: yes, older respectful children, please House trained: yes Crate trained: yes Energy level: moderate but loves to take naps Temperament: spirited, sweet, playful Requirement: Not apartment appropriate but could be in a duplex or condo Adoption fee: $400 +tax To adopt, go to: www.mendingspirits.org/apply-to-adopt.html From the Foster Family.    Hi, my name is Ediko, or Deke/Diko for short. I am currently hanging out with a cool foster family. I live with two other large dogs and am learning my role in the pack.  I am very laid back and submissive and love to play with my foster fur siblings.  They also have a small cat.  I have learned cats are friends and not food.  They are ok but don't play as much as the large dogs do.   I have tons of energy and would do better in a house with another dog or with active people. I LOVE my current fur siblings and want to play constantly, even if it involves laying on the floor next to them and chewing on their necks. I haven't met a dog that I didn't like!  I am still working on trusting new people. I may appear a little skittish at first, but once I trust you, you will learn I love snuggles and belly rubs. I love to play and snuggle with my foster parents, but it took a couple of days for me to trust them. So - you will need to be a little patient with me as I learn to trust you. When people want to pet me and gently approach me, I'm usually ok. If I get nervous, I back away but never get aggressive.  I like to look to my foster mom for approval.  If she says it's ok, I will proceed cautiously.   I absolutely love dog toys and bones to chew on.  When my foster family brings home a new squeaky toy I am like a kid in a candy store. I will throw that toy around and play with it for hours.  Well until I get the squeaker out.   I am 100% potty trained.  I like to sit by the door when I want to go outside. I am also kennel trained.  My foster family says they have to do this thing called work.  I willingly go into my kennel and rest till they get home.   This foster house also has 2 smaller humans.  While I prefer adults I am starting to trust these "children."  It has taken some time but I guess they are all right.   I adore sleeping with my foster mom.  She can be on a chair, lying on the couch, or in her bed.  Her lap is the best.  She tells me I am not a lap dog but I think she might not be the smartest human.  She says "Deke you are not a lap dog." Do I listen...NOPE, I just lay down and she accepts my snuggles eventually.  You see I have learned that consistency and persistence are the key.   My foster family feels that I would do best in a house with another dog.  I just love being with other dogs and like to fall in line with the pack.  I have learned a lot from these resident dogs about indoor living since I arrived back in June.   I gotta say indoor living is much better than living outside searching for my own food.   I am ready to find my forever family and I hope that could be you.  please apply today to meet me.  With time and love, I know I will be the best dog you never knew you needed in your life.  November 11, 2024, 9:21 pm
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Maya

Australian Shepherd

Female, Young
Carver, MN
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained,
Story
We are looking for a compassionate new home for our young dog, Maya. She is a 10-month-old mix (half Australian Shepherd, half unsure) who can be a bit skittish but is incredibly sweet and loving once she feels comfortable. Due to moving states and unforeseen circumstances, we need to find her a family that can provide the love and attention she needs. Maya enjoys the company of kids and other dogs, and she loves playing and going for walks. She would thrive in an environment with other animals and plenty of playtime. She has received her first set of shots and is potty trained, but she can only hold it for about 5 to 6 hours. If you’re interested in giving Maya a safe and loving forever home, please reach out for more information.

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PO Box 5402, Mankato, MN 56002

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