Bella is looking for her furever home.

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This sweet girl has had more transitions than any dog should have to go through, through absolutely no fault of her own. Because of that, finding the right fit is incredibly important to me. I am not looking for just any home... I am looking for HER home.

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Bella is affectionate, playful, people oriented, and loves being involved in whatever her family is doing. She enjoys playing outside, exploring, water, chasing a ball, and spending time with her people. She is not a dog that wants to spend her life kenneled or sitting around without an outlet. She thrives when her brain is engaged and she has a job to do. (Not just running then sitting).

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She would do best in a home that understands herding breeds and is willing to provide structure, consistency, exercise, and mental enrichment. She is smart, athletic, and eager to be part of daily life.

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Bella has shown some resource-guarding tendencies around high-value items such as toys and bones. With management, structure, and clear expectations, she has done much better with us. Because of this, I believe she would be happiest either as an only dog or in a home with a very stable, confident dog and an owner experienced in managing multi-dog households. She has been with us and all of our dogs for a bit now and done well with consistency.

She enjoys being with her people and likes to know what is going on around her, but she does NOT suffer from separation anxiety. She sleeps quietly through the night in a crate and does well with routine. She can be vocal if kenneled for extended periods or if she feels left out of the action.

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A securely fenced yard would be ideal. She loves to run, play, explore, and burn off energy. She would excel in an active home that enjoys training, hiking, outdoor activities, dog sports, or simply giving her opportunities to use both her body and her brain.

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Most importantly, Bella needs stability. She has had a difficult start and deserves a family committed to helping her settle in and succeed. She is a loving, loyal dog with so much potential, and I am determined to find the home where she can finally stay for good.

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Bigger Mini (about 30lbs) .1 year old. NOT spayed and will need to be. Crate trained, house trained.

Her next home needs to be her last. Serious inquiries only