THIS 10-month-old gorgeous Maremma sheep dog is now looking for a new home where she can be loved and a part of the family.<\/p>\n
A big yard or some land for her to run around on, Dinky has lived in a house with other Maremma sheepdogs and will be okay living with another dog as long as they aren’t to in her face to begin with as she is still learning that new dogs are her friends…<\/p>\n
Dinky loves a cuddle and will be more than happy to hang out watching you do your work on the farm (as long as you have suitable fencing), or if you work from home, this would be also just as entertaining for her as she loves to help where she can.<\/p>\n
When first meeting this beautiful girl she can be a little unsure but if you understand the breed you will already be expecting this when coming in to meet her, Dinky has grown close with her Kennels staff and she is now getting excited when they walk in to see her!<\/p>\n
Kids 10 years and older would be ideal for Dinky.<\/p>\n
Dinky is needing a home that is going to give her the time and training she needs to help her settle in. Once settled Dinky will become your best friend, she will be right by your side when you need her!<\/p>\n
Maremmas are great pets and even better friends! Give this girl a chance and come along to BARC with you family and meet her.<\/p>\n
To book a meet and greet with Dinky please phone 5441-2209 or email barcreception@bendigo.vic.gov.au.<\/p>\n
Due to the high volume of emails received, enquiries with a request for a specific appointment with phone details included will receive a response as priority over generic applications which state they are interested in meeting an animal.<\/p>\n
Microchip#956000012837554 and Dinky is available to meet and adopt now.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
THIS 10-month-old gorgeous Maremma sheep dog is now looking for a new home where she can be loved and a part of the family. A big yard or some land for her to run around on, Dinky has lived in a house with other Maremma sheepdogs and will be okay living with another dog as […]<\/p>\n