Chocolate Lab /Collie.

About This Puppy

Chocolate brown/collie borador.
Alot of energy and needs lots of stimulation.
He is a sweet natured dog with lots of energy.
Has lived with 2 cats but likes to chase them. Good around people and other dogs.
Bailey has alot of energy and has been seeing a trainer. This needs to continue in his new home for continuity and so that he can learn better behaviors. Bailey will pull on the lead, his recall isn't the best. He jumps up when he sees people because he is excited to meet new humans. These are all things I am sure can be rectified with on going training and a more experienced person who knows the breed.
I love him dearly and will be sorry to see him go but unfortunately I feel that I am not equipped to give him what he needs now as I don't think I knew what I was letting myself in for getting a larger breed. I have some health problems and unfortunately he is too much for me to handle. I would love if the new owner would let me know how he is getting on, as he is a lovely dog and we'll miss him.
He is fully vaccinated other than the kennel cough jab. I have autoimmune so my vet wouldn't give it to him as there is a risk to it. Bailey has never has any health problems that he has needed to see the vet for. He is fully up to date with flea/tick and worm treatments. He will come with 2 crates. Toys, bowls, food, leads etc. Everything will go with him. I will request to see pictures of where he will be living, as he is a well loved/looked after pup and I need to make sure that is the case going forward. He is ok in the car, in a crate. On long journeys he has occasionally been a little car sick, so we started to do smaller journeys again and he was absolutely fine. He hasn't been to a groomer as yet, as I bathe him myself and his nails are trimmed at the vets. He definitely will need ongoing training to work on recall, continuing to work on the lead pulling and the jumping. I can include his crate, bed and bowls etc. Toys and harness. He needs to go to a home with a garden and preferably no cats. I must insure he is going to a good home, as he has been well looked after and loved here. I will ask to see photos of his new environment, this is to ensure I am happy with his new environment..