Meet Marley Girl
Critter Cavalry Rescue lists Marley Girl as female "Australian Shepherd / Poodle (Standard)" in Franklin, Tennessee. Her listing describes her as a happy, outgoing girl of 8 years, described in the listing as an Aussie Doodle.
Critter Cavalry Rescue's listing says: "Her infectious smile only guarantees that you will be her beloved family that she will adore as an easy companion dog."
Marley Girl has been chasing the chickens at her former home, and the listing notes that chickens are different for dogs. The listing says she is looking for a new home through no fault of her own because her natural herding instincts have taken over. An adoption fee is required.
The listing calls Marley Girl a loyal, family-friendly companion who is past the puppy stage, and an easy companion dog. She is described as fully house trained and potty trained. She loves riding in a car and enjoys watching the scenery go by as she rides shotgun.
Her size is listed as medium, and the listing describes her as not too big and just 45 pounds. She has reportedly lived with another dog during her life, and also with cats. The listing says she may be the perfect match for a senior or a younger person who just wants a mellow dog to love.
To ask about Marley Girl or start an application, contact Critter Cavalry Rescue. Links and contact details from Critter Cavalry Rescue's listing: ccrtennessee@gmail.com.
Edited by Lily's Second Chance from the listing by Critter Cavalry Rescue. Please confirm details with Critter Cavalry Rescue.
Read Critter Cavalry Rescue’s original description
Marley Girl is a happy, outgoing 8 year old Aussie Doodle with a heart full of love and lots of years and life left to share. This young senior girl is looking for a new home through no fault of her own because her natural herding instincts have taken over and she is chasing the chickens at her former home. Apparently eggs are more important than sweet Marley. This girl at 8 years is not too big and just 45 pounds and has lived with another dog during her life and also cats. Chickens are different for dogs and so she is looking for a new place to live. Marley is is fully house trained and potty trained, She loves riding in a car and enjoys watching the scenery go by as she rides shotgun. While Marley has a few years behind her she has so many more ahead of her. Her infectious smile only guarantees that you will be her beloved family that she will adore as an easy companion dog. This girl is all about being a loyal, family-friendly companion who is past the puppy stage but still ready for more years of adventures, cuddles and making memories, Marley may be the perfect match for you. if you are a senior or a younger person that just wants a mellow dog to love. Please email Critter Cavalry Rescue at ccrtennessee@gmail.com if you are interested. ADOPTION FEE REQUIRED. Contact ccrtennessee@gmail.com.
About Marley Girl’s reported breeds
Listed as Australian Shepherd
Poodle
Listed as Poodle (Standard)
The Poodle personality is often described as smart, social and affectionate. AKC rates shedding at 1 of 5 and grooming frequency at 4 of 5 for the Toy, Miniature and Standard varieties. AKC gives a general life expectancy of 10-18 years for each variety.
A mixed-breed dog may show some or all of the personality traits associated with the breeds listed, in their own combination. The shelter's observations tell you more about this individual dog.
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