Perfect duo for perfect couple
Bounded pair. Under no circumstances can these dogs be separated. Due to both breeds being high energy, I would like to see them go to a couple to ensure both dogs receive equal attention. It will have to be a male/female or female/female couple simply due to the fact that Bunny has fear of humans and has only ever had a female owner/never lived with a male. She will need her female human companion. These dogs are both high-energy breeds and must go to a home with a fenced backyard. Bonus points for active couples; these dogs would be PERFECT for an active couple that likes to go on hikes, road trips, play disc golf (Panda!), or hang at the lake/river. They love being outdoors.
Bunny
Husky/Great Pyrenees mix, female, 3 year 6 months, DOB: ~ Oct. 18, 2021. Spayed, microchipped, updated vaccines.
First off, she is much softer/floofy than she looks. She does have some special needs in that her litter was abandoned on a farm in Oklahoma and was never properly socialized with humans. Typically when I have guests over she just cowers but then just stays in her spot on the couch or dog bed. Human interaction has mainly only a problem in crowded areas but she has tried darting into the road when passing a stranger on the sidewalk. This is why Panda and Bunny are required to stay together. He is her emotional support dog. On the other hand, Bunny LOVES all dogs. She is a hoot at the dog park and it’s definitely her favorite place on earth.
She loves getting pets, scritches, and just general attention from her special person. She likes to be held like a baby and will look lovingly into your eyes
Panda
Border Collie, male, 3 years: DOB: July 2021. Neutered, microchipped, updated vaccines.
Very obedient, intelligent, friendly boy. Panda is by far the best dog I have ever had. Yes he has loads of energy, but he is down to do anything as long as he is with you. He does very well off-leash and has excellent recall, although he can be protective of his sister around other dogs. He does have a high prey drive (cats and squirrels) but his recall will most likely overpower his urge to chase prey. He is extremely intelligent and continues to remain extremely trainable. He practically understands english. He is eager to learn and to please humans. Panda loves all humans, but he does seem to be protective of all females (human and Bunny). I mean, he LOVES the ladies. But I do think he would benefit from having a male in the house to help ease this protective compulsion.
I can promise you, Panda is a loyal companion, well trained, and easy dog to care for. It will not take you long to fall in love with him.