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Vila is an energetic and lively puppy with a big personality. While she can be a bit disobedient at times, she has great potential to grow into a well-trained dog with the right guidance and consistency. She's naturally curious—especially when it comes to new sounds and other animals—which can sometimes make her a bit overactive. That said, she’s incredibly affectionate and gentle with kids of all ages, making her a great family companion. With her alert nature and loyalty, Vila also has the makings of an excellent guard dog. Pricing starts at: $400.

Meet maple, she is a super adorable sweet little snuggle bug. She is an English mastiff. She is the biggest in her litter. She will be well socialized with children, farm animals, cats and other dogs. She will have age appropriate vaccines, worming and a vet exam. She is going to make an excellent livestock guardian dog, guard dog, family pet or adventure buddie. Please contact me for more information reach out

Tigger is a very good and smart dog. He’s wonderful with small children and even better with adults. If you’re looking for a laid back dog who knows when to be hyper and when to chill out this is him! He’s honestly the best dog I’ve ever met. Unfortunately I am looking to rehome him only because the job I have is long hours and I don’t have enough time for him.

Lady is a very sweet dog. She is a sheep herding dog breed and protects sheep from fox and coyote or animals that pose a threat to the herd. She’s still a puppy and has some puppy mannerisms like jumping up out of excitement. She would love to give you a hug if you allow her. She still gets very excited when people come to the house and greets them with barks and jumps. It’s something I have been working on with her by establishing a specific location when new and familiar guests arrive. She is very much a protector, but not in an aggressive way. She lets people and animals alike know she’s outside and on her property. She mainly wants visits from both, but I’ve noticed she’s more vocal around men. Any male visitors she barks at more than females (humans). She loves playing with other dogs and gets along great with cats. We have 4 children in age ranges from toddler to teen and she’s done well with all of them. Unfortunately, we need to rehome lady for a few personal reasons. Our metal fence stands at about 4 feet tall, but one part was damaged before we moved into our home to which neighbors stated they were replacing and never did. Lady recently learned she can jump over the fence so now we must walk her in the back yard and she does not get to run around like once before. Also, my husband recently switched to night shift. She’s a great dog with people home and generally quiet but when we leave she is vocal which interrupts his sleep. Lastly, for me personally, adding a large breed dog to a family of 6 was more added stress than I should have taken on. It was a gut feeling I ignored to fulfill a family dream of having a pet. A decision I feel awful over since now I am deciding to rehome her. Something I never wanted to do with a family pet.