Eclipse - Border Collie For Adoption in Denton County, Texas

Buster is a 4 month old Border collie lab mix, and he is a delight of a puppy. We love him dearly but recently moved into an apartment, and don’t have the time he deserves, nor does he have the space he needs, considering his breed and energy. He is very trainable and working on house training, and is great with kids, cats, and other dogs. He has been to training classes and is really an amazing dog. We are so heartbroken to have to say goodbye, but are really excited for him to have a yard and a loving family to grow up in.

Hi there! I’d love to introduce you to Kanela (Nel for short), our almost 2-year-old sweetheart. She’s a gentle, shy girl who needs a little time and patience to truly shine – but once she opens up, you’ll see what a loving and playful companion she really is. She’s had the joy of growing up with three other dogs, so she does wonderfully with other pets and knows how to share her space. She’s also fully potty trained, crate trained, knows how to sit, give paw, and absolutely loves to play – once she’s comfortable, her personality really blossoms. Because she’s naturally timid, she tends to retreat or observe from a distance when she’s unsure. She’s not aggressive at all, just very sensitive to new surroundings and fast movements. For that reason, she does best in calm environments and with gentle children who understand she needs space to feel safe. Nel is truly a sweet and loving dog – the kind who just needs someone willing to let her come out of her shell on her own terms. If you’re looking for a loyal, quiet companion with a heart full of love to give, she just might be your perfect match. Please feel free to reach out with any questions – we’d love to find her the perfect forever home. 💛

Bailey is super loving, always looking for attention and really aware of her surroundings. She’s really energetic and just happy to be along your side. Sadly I don’t have enough time to have her out so I really don’t know how she really is around other dogs. The times we do take her out she is a bit reactive but never aggressive. Some training can help with that.

Chief is a fun, goofy, and affectionate dog. He loves walks and being outside. He was born as a stray "boonie dog" on the island of Guam and was adopted when he was about 1 year old. Because of his history, he has some anxiety around new places and people and should not be placed in a home where there are young children. He generally gets along well with other dogs after an initial introduction. Chief would do well in a home where he can receive lots of love and affection. He is house and crate trained and does fine in the home for longer periods of time if he can get a good walk and snuggles at the end of the day. The reason for rehoming is that he does not do well around children.