ACORN

BLACK TRI FEMALE #1                                                                                                                                                                                                $2500

Now 6.5 months old. My plain little girl with very little white. My favorite type of markings. I love this puppy and logically I do not need to keep her. Keeping her is selfish for my own desire and not because it's best for her. Also because my 6 year old grand daughter adores her and which grandma does not want to make the grand kids happy, but she needs to find a home of her own where she can thrive and be spoiled. I really want this puppy to go to a home with kids. She LOVES kids thanks to my grand daughters. Her perfect home would be a day care center in her mind but really a home with some kids who want a puppy to love and train would be ideal for her. I would feel very guilty sending her to an adult only home if there were not going to be kids in her life because she LOVES kids. Acorn is a pleaser and is always underfoot, you seriously could not loose this puppy if you tried and if you el me she wanders then you are clearly doing something very wrong. This puppy is hard to get pictures of because she always has 1.5 eyes on you and if you move she is right there by your side ready to go, so getting pictures when she is at your feet is a bit challenging. Outdoors this puppy is high energy like her mom and will likely always be very active outdoors wanting to chase a ball, play frisbee etc. In the house while she is still active she loves to cuddle which is not a typical female quality. Specially with my grand daughter she will curl up and watch cartoons for hours. She would be the type of puppy who could easily handle a special needs child who needed a puppy to sit with them to help calm them and redirect them. I would not say that about most puppies but what I have seen in her is fantastic that way. She is sensible, in tune and very eager to please. Crate trained, amazing off leash, well socialized, good with the other dogs, the free range chickens. I can't say anything negative about this puppy. She is small, if she hits 25 pounds I'd be very very shocked. She could also go on to be a height type dog for sports, her active ancestors would support that lifestyle if it came along. But at the end of the day she will also make a good family pet for an active and engaged family who wants a 4 legged shaddow.  Like all my puppies I would not say they are pet home house trained. She is good in the house but I leave my back door open a lot, so that puppies and expectant or new moms who may not have great bladder control can just come and go in the fenced area as they want, I don't stick to one area of the house so I may not always see someone "asking". This is easier for me. I also don't stay put for long, I am always in and out of the house tending to the farm and other chores and the dogs all know if I go out they are welcome to follow me, and she does. So with this lifestyle I do not have accidents, but if I left the door closed and went and sat on the couch for a few hours, I am pretty sure accidents would happen because they don't understand how to get the door to open for them to go outside. 

Acorn is more than ready for the perfect family, so if this sweet girl interests you feel free to reach out.