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RowanAdoption Status: Open
Age: 2.5 Sex: Male Weight: 16.8kgs Location and Adoption Area: Vic Microchip: 991003002206530 Source: RE145193 Adoption Fee: $2.500 for both, under no circumstances with these 2 be separated. |
Cora
Adoption Status: Open
Age: 2.5
Sex: Female
Weight: 13kgs
Area and location: Vic
Microchip: 991003002206524
Source: RE145193
Adoption Status: Open
Age: 2.5
Sex: Female
Weight: 13kgs
Area and location: Vic
Microchip: 991003002206524
Source: RE145193
Important Information
These two are joined at the hip (and paw). A true bonded pair, you can guarantee when you see one, the other is not far away.
Rowan is a big chiller and a gentle giant, whilst Cora is a real mother hen who takes great care of Rowan.
Both are incredibly gentle and just want to be with their people at all times, whether that is up on the end of the couch, hanging out in the home office or hovering around in the kitchen at meal times.
They are the true definition of indoor dogs, and completely toilet and doggy door trained. They don’t seem to chew, and in the times they have been left alone, they have not been destructive.
Both have spent the last few weeks in a quiet home and they enjoy the stable and solid routine that comes with that.
Both walk exceptionally well on the lead, they love getting out, they have also spent some time on a fenced oval and seem to have good recall. They love hopping in the car, and travel well. From interactions with other dogs, kangaroos and cats whilst out and about, they are curious but not bothered or aggressive with other animals, however as they are such a devoted pair, they may not enjoy a household with other dogs or cats.
Cora has the voice of the pair. If you have said they are going on a walk and get distracted by something else, she will let you know through her chatting. Neither of them are big barkers, however Cora can bark on behalf of them both if they are left alone for an extended period (greater than 6 hours).
Both Cora and Rowan are great with guests arriving at the house, however, do need to be consistently reminded to not jump up to greet newcomers. Each morning, they greet you like a long-lost friend, so consistency in stopping the jumping up is required.
We would like Rowan and Cora to continue on with the life they are living now and in the past, preference is a couch or bed at the foot of your bed for the night, as long as they can snuggle up together indoors, they are happy.
Neither of them seems to have any dietary issues or food aggression, they love breakfast and dinner time as well as a scavenge on the kitchen floor and under the table and have no issues with appetite or any food they have been given.
These two are the ultimate sweet natured companions. They are a perfect pair who will thrive in a loving, safe and low-key environment.
These two are joined at the hip (and paw). A true bonded pair, you can guarantee when you see one, the other is not far away.
Rowan is a big chiller and a gentle giant, whilst Cora is a real mother hen who takes great care of Rowan.
Both are incredibly gentle and just want to be with their people at all times, whether that is up on the end of the couch, hanging out in the home office or hovering around in the kitchen at meal times.
They are the true definition of indoor dogs, and completely toilet and doggy door trained. They don’t seem to chew, and in the times they have been left alone, they have not been destructive.
Both have spent the last few weeks in a quiet home and they enjoy the stable and solid routine that comes with that.
Both walk exceptionally well on the lead, they love getting out, they have also spent some time on a fenced oval and seem to have good recall. They love hopping in the car, and travel well. From interactions with other dogs, kangaroos and cats whilst out and about, they are curious but not bothered or aggressive with other animals, however as they are such a devoted pair, they may not enjoy a household with other dogs or cats.
Cora has the voice of the pair. If you have said they are going on a walk and get distracted by something else, she will let you know through her chatting. Neither of them are big barkers, however Cora can bark on behalf of them both if they are left alone for an extended period (greater than 6 hours).
Both Cora and Rowan are great with guests arriving at the house, however, do need to be consistently reminded to not jump up to greet newcomers. Each morning, they greet you like a long-lost friend, so consistency in stopping the jumping up is required.
We would like Rowan and Cora to continue on with the life they are living now and in the past, preference is a couch or bed at the foot of your bed for the night, as long as they can snuggle up together indoors, they are happy.
Neither of them seems to have any dietary issues or food aggression, they love breakfast and dinner time as well as a scavenge on the kitchen floor and under the table and have no issues with appetite or any food they have been given.
These two are the ultimate sweet natured companions. They are a perfect pair who will thrive in a loving, safe and low-key environment.
- No cats
- Children okay over 17
- No other dogs
- MUST have backyard, must be secure
- MUST have access to the house at all times.
- Stay at home/ work from home or part-time workers, can work fulltime but not extensive hours.