3 years • Mixed Breed
Listing confirmed July 28, 2026
Based on Owner Rehoming's listing, and in some cases inferred from Bailey's description. Always confirm with them before deciding.
it is not working out. we dont spend enough time and are not the home for Bailey. she needs dog people and family that will give her lots of attention and love. there are no issues with Bailey. Bailey is a loving dog. She will protect the yard and bark. which is expected for a dog
Bailey is 3 years old. not spayed. she is good with dogs. she has gone to the kennel a bunch if times and has been friendlywith staff and other dogs. no issues. we dont have small kids. she is good with the kids she has seen. she gets excited because she wants to play. she needs walks and to play and run. a large yard would be good. she likes her stomach rubbed anf just attention and love is what she needs. she can sit, shake a paw and fetch. she gets a thick coat which is the last picture sitting. she sheds in the summer which is the rest of the pictures with less fur.
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