Six was abandoned (left tied to a stop sign) and we can’t figure out why. She is happy, adores other dogs, has done well with children and is just a sweet baby.
We believe Six to be a Beauceron mix, and are guessing that she is about 5 months old.
She does all the naughty puppy things, pulling, chewing, jumping, etc. Her current foster is a trainer, so she will work with her on manners while she has her, however her new family MUST be committed to training a puppy. Six is NOT ready for adoption yet. We need more time to evaluate her and bring her medical needs up to date.
We will keep everyone posted when she is ready for adoption.
Six (next to the lighter German Shepherd) and her doggy friends!
Dogs: Lived with dogs previously and gets along GREAT with foster home’s current Beaucerons
Kids: Yes, according to previous owner.
Livestock: unknown
Housebroken: No accidents at foster home so far, but foster family is diligent about reading her signals.
Crate trained: No
Training: Very little
MEDICAL NOTE: Shallot’s previous owner thought she was deaf or partially deaf. She does seem to respond to noise stimulus, but we are going to have her hearing tested. Dogs who are untrained often seem to have selective hearing 🙂 We will keep everyone posted on her test results.
Reason for surrender: Previous owner realized that Beaucerons are just to much dog for them. Too high energy. Shallot was surrendered to another rescue program who reached out to us here at Beauce rescue to see if we could help. We were more than happy to take Shallot under our wing!
What does Shallot’s foster have to say? Shallot is going to make a great pet for someone! I was with her at her vet visit when she was vaccinated and she was a good girl. I have bathed her and she didn’t give me any problems. She is spunky and fun but needs training.
Who will be Shallot’s ideal new family? Shallot will be a great family dog with someone who is comfortable with high energy, intelligent dogs. She is eager to please and is very food motivated, but has little training. While in foster care her mom will work with her, but she will need a family to continue her training!
If you are interested in Shallot please contact us!Adoption applications are available on Beauce.org
PLEASE NOTE: Shallot is NOT ready to go to her new home yet! She still needs to be spayed and we are going to have her hearing tested.
