Separation Anxiety

We’re a young, growing family with two working parents, and cannot be home all day. We think he’d be happier in a home where he could have constant companionship. We cannot take on another dog to keep him company, as we’re planning on another baby within a year.

A farm/acreage where he could explore, work, and be in constant companionship with people and/or other animals. He’d do great in any home where he was with others constantly.

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This is an exceptional dog! He’s whip-smart, loving, typically very calm, and is good with just about whatever you want to do, whether it’s cuddle while watching a movie or go on an intense hike. He loves to chill out around the house. He also loves exploring the world, people, other dogs, and nature. All in all, he’s an excellent companion. He also loves to work and has an excellent shepherding instinct. He loves to be put to work! He gets along with other dogs, cats, farm animals, and kids. Some would say he looks rather intimidating, which is good if you’d like a little extra security around the house, but the truth is he is a very gentle soul, very passive and obedient. He knows several fun tricks and loves showing them off for treats!Moses gets very sad when he is alone. He does best in a home where he has constant companionship from people and/or other dogs or can keep himself busy exploring nature. He only barks when he’s surprised by visitors (like the mailman), but he’s definitely all bark. He never met someone he didn’t love and who didn’t love him. He’s the ultimate “anything goes” dog, always ready to be on the go or just hang out with his family. He’s excellent at going with the flow.