Active Companion: The dog will need daily walks or runs and activities such as playing fetch or frisbee. A lot of interaction with owner(s) and vigorous exercise will be needed, although the dog may not necessarily need structured or competitive-level training.This dog might enjoy doing agility or flyball for the fun of it but not necessarily for competition.

       Companion: The dog will be content simply being with their owner(s) as a "best buddy": Activity and energy level may range from couch potato to playfulness (such as playing fetch in the back yard).                         

Herding/Working: The dog has intense drive, herding instinct and potential, and may need a farm or livestock working home. Plenty of hard exercise and an intense, continuous activity and training program may be necessary. Herding training for competition or fun may be required for the dog to be content. Dogs of this type may also be appropriate for competitive dog sports such as flyball or agility.

Puppies are very adorable! However, raising one can be as intense and frustrating an experience as babysitting a VERY active two-year-old. If you have reservations, please consider adopting an adult dog that will need less intense training and attention. All puppies will be placed with a spay/neuter contract