I've got what I think is an "Aussiedor", we know from the rescue that the family that surrendered her had a female chocolate lab. Believe the father is one of the working herders from a nearby ranch, and I'm not about to do a DNA test because it doesn't change anything. Her manners and looks lead me to think maybe Aussie Shepherd, or possibly Border Collie, more so than Heeler.
Point is though, like any good 2.5 years old Lab, she's pinned from the moment she wakes up until she gets a good ~6m, 1500' ride in and/or multiple walks/runs and of course a solid session of fetch. She is particular to the squishy, ultra bouncy, Chuck-it rubber balls.
Here's "Jane" with her friend/neighbor "Zooma", pure yellow lab.
June 30, 2022, 4:22 p.m. - chacou
I've got what I think is an "Aussiedor", we know from the rescue that the family that surrendered her had a female chocolate lab. Believe the father is one of the working herders from a nearby ranch, and I'm not about to do a DNA test because it doesn't change anything. Her manners and looks lead me to think maybe Aussie Shepherd, or possibly Border Collie, more so than Heeler. Point is though, like any good 2.5 years old Lab, she's pinned from the moment she wakes up until she gets a good ~6m, 1500' ride in and/or multiple walks/runs and of course a solid session of fetch. She is particular to the squishy, ultra bouncy, Chuck-it rubber balls. Here's "Jane" with her friend/neighbor "Zooma", pure yellow lab. 