Estrela Mountain Dog Available
I'd like to add that Bally does get along great with other female dogs. He's quite the Romeo. He loves kids, and people.
While he does make a great 'watch dog' (alerting, nice firm bark) he lacks the confidence to be a true guardian.
He will be happy as an inside our outside dog. He does okay with all temperature ranges.
Over the last half a year, since Bally went to live with other LGDs, he has made great progress in his confidence.
Tracey
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Balanchine da Ponta da Pinta Bally was 2 years old, Feb 2007. He is a very happy dog, with an abundance of energy. Bally will not rehome well with another male. He gets along well with children and cats. He also does not have the guardian temperament. He does make a good watch dog. He is shy at first meeting and takes his time to warm up to people. Once Bally is comfortable in his environment, he is a happy, content, family dog. Bally is neutered and current on shots. You may see more pictures of Bally and his pedigree in his [url=http://www.trailsendestrela.com/modules.php?name=coppermine&file=thumbnails&album=43] album[/url]. Hips, PH~B. For more information about Bally send a Private Message to Estrela.
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I'd like to add that Bally does get along great with other female dogs. He's quite the Romeo. He loves kids, and people. While he does make a great 'watch dog' (alerting, nice firm bark) he lacks the confidence to be a true guardian. He will be happy as an inside our outside dog. He does okay with all temperature ranges. Over the last half a year, since Bally went to live with other LGDs, he has made great progress in his confidence. Tracey -
He's a very handsome young dog. I hope someone is able to take him.
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What is the reason he is needing to be re-homed?
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Bally doesn't have a correct temperament. Though he is a great pet, and needs to go to a pet home. Cindy@TE
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