PRBCR Courtesy Listing Request

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We are so sorry that you must find a new home for your dog.

Unfortunately, we have a limited number of foster homes available. PRBCR does offer courtesy listings on our website for border collies and border collie mixes. We’ve had good luck helping owners find new homes for their pets this way. Check out examples here.

For a courtesy listing, you will handle all aspects of the adoption. One advantage of listing your dog here is that most people who visit our site are aware of the needs and energy levels of border collies. (There’s no charge for listing your dog on our courtesy page.)

For example when PRBCR adopts a dog to a new home, the adopters must sign a contract agreeing to regular vet checks, monthly heartworm preventatives and that they will return the dog to PRBCR if they no longer want to keep them. We also do a home visit, vet reference to check for annual exams, vaccines, heartworm test, spay/neuter, and purchase of monthly heartworm and flea preventatives. PRBCR charges $300.00 for an adoption. You may wish to come up with your own criteria and contract to ensure a great home. (Charging a fee can help keep your pet safe by making sure he is going to a loving home as a family pet.)

If you’d like us to list your dog, please submit the following form.

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History & Temperament

What is the dog's activity level?

Companion: A couch potato. Happy to simply be with you and play, but also enjoys going for walks in the neighborhood or to the park.
Active Pet: Satisfied with daily walks and games. Needs interaction and exercise, but not necessarily formal training or competition.
Sport: May need competition or formal training to challenge higher drive and energy level.
Working: Shows strong herding instinct and talent, which may need to be channeled into stock work or other intense, continuous activity.

Please check which of the following applies to this dog:
How does the dog get along with other dogs?
How does the dog get along with children?
How does the dog get along with cats?
Does the dog have any medical issues?
Does the dog have any history of aggression towards children or adults? (e.g. growling, lunging, snapping, biting)
Does the dog have any history of aggression towards other animals?

Biography

Use this space to write short paragraphs describing your dog. Read several biographies posted on the website for ideas on what to include.

Potential adopters will be reading your description to determine if they feel the dog will work well in their household. Their household may include children, other dogs, cats, etc. If you know that your dog either gets along with or does not get along with children, dogs or cats, please include this information. Also, include any fencing requirements or restrictions.

Make sure to include positive (e.g. walks well on a leash) and negative behaviors (e.g. thunder phobic).

Use as much space as you like!

Photos & Videos

Please submit the best photos and videos you have of your dog. Please submit at least three photos/videos. The more you share, the better.  Please do not include photos with people in the frame with the dog.

Files must be one of the following formats: .png, .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .mpg, .mov, .wmv. Max size for each file is 512 MB.

Click or drag files to this area to upload. You can upload up to 15 files.

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