Mosley

Looking to rehome a puppy I adopted. Previous family did not vaccinate or deworm puppy. When I got him I de wormed him and gave him a flea bath. I will be vaccinating him prior to adoption. Puppy is super sweet. Very submissive. Knows how to use the pee pad and catches on to tricks pretty quick. I have not tried to potty train outside yet since he is not vaccinated yet. But I have no doubts he will learn quickly. Only reason I am rehoming is one of my dogs at home is having a difficult time allowing him into the pack. He does well around my cats and my other dog. No behavioral problems. Very playful loving pup. I currently call him bubba which he answers to but since he's small and still new to our home I bet he can get used to a new name if desired. I am located in Woodland Hills. Old family says he's an Australian Shepherd around 5 months. He looks more like a black Merle Border Collie. Won't know exact breed unless you do a dna test Please keep in mind he is a puppy and still needs training. Please do not contact me if you are going to completely ignore that he is still learning. He is honestly the sweetest

He is very energetic and needs a home that will interact with him and give him a place to run and play. He has a dietary restriction and needs to have grain-free food. He is good with dogs that are the same size or larger than him. Even thou he is good with cats, we are not sure about smaller dogs.

He is very sweet cuddle bug! He can be a bit food aggressive if other dogs are in the area. I have a chihuahua he gets along with, but some dogs he hates! He loves to run and play in the yard, I have to downsize or an apartment after I loss my job and can’t afford hike, my chihuahua is w a friend for now

Loyal cuddle bug that loves to be the center of attention. Gentle with kids and playful with other dogs. Gets along well with most cats, though initial greetings will be important. Was exposed to a laser pointer at a young age, so she gets anxious when she sees spots of light moving around. Favorite things include walks, food, attention, snacks, laying on people, and eating.