CAN YOU GIVE NECILE A HOME?
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Necile came to us in August of 2001. My husband found Necile and her sister, Dixie, sitting in the middle of the road on his way to work. Evidently, they'd just been put out, as they hadn't had time to get off the road.
Necile is the more laid back, easy-going of the two. She loves to romp and play with our kids and the other dogs. She does not jump on people, but she will lay on your feet when you're sitting down. Necile is housebroken and content in a crate for a couple of hours at a time. She usually stays in the backyard with, Doobie, our Border Collie/Great Pyranees mix. She doesn't bark much, unless someone is at the gate. She would be great family protection.
Necile is up-to-date on vaccines and has been on heartworm prevention since we've had her. She has not been spayed. She has double dew claws on her back feet that should probably be removed when she's spayed. She weighs about 40 pounds. She is black with a little white bow tie and a bit of white on her toes.
Necile is a gentle, smart girl who would be good at obedience or could possibly be trained as a guide dog. More than anything, she just wants to be loved by someone who will spend lots of time with her. She would do well in a home with children, cats, and other dogs.
If you think Necile might be the one for you, please email us.We are located in eastern North Carolina, convenient to I-40, I-95, US 70 and US 117. Personal and veterinary references will be required and a reasonable fee requested. Please click on the photos to learn more about each of these great dogs.
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= Special Needs
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