Hey there! You know you need to come and learn a little more about me and my other two siblings. First of all, I am a precious boy named Teddy, and I happen to be the softie of our little bunch! I can be a touch shy when meeting someone new, but I do love attention, especially when someone takes the time to give me a few gentle pets and let me know everything is okay. You see, I have a rather sweet little weakness for affection, and if you start patting me on the head, you might just find me sitting there getting so comfortable that Im practically falling asleep right in front of you! I enjoy those quiet moments of companionship where I can relax and soak up the attention without a lot of fuss. As a Shetland Sheepdog, I come from a breed admired for its intelligence, loyalty, and beautiful fluffy coat, along with a natural attentiveness that makes Shelties such wonderful companions. They were originally bred for herding and are known for being quick learners who enjoy spending time with their families. My mama is Fluffy, and my daddy is Chestnut, and the lovely news is that both of them can be met! While my sister Trinket may be the little chatterbox and Tessa might need a little time to warm up, Im happiest when someone gives me some gentle attention and lets me settle into my own little world. So come meet us three Sheltie siblings, and dont forget to save a few head pats for me, because I have a feeling I could get very comfortable with you!
Adv. ID:ttPMrQI68
Litter details
LocationAirville, Pennsylvania
Puppies in litter1 male / 2 female
BreedShetland Sheepdog
GenerationP
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
Age8 weeks, 5 days
SexMale
Health & Docs
Parents are health testedAKC registered by collectionMicrochipped by collection dateWorm treatedVet checkedRegisteredVaccinations up to date
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Other puppies in this litter
Available
Tessa
Female$695
Available
Trinket
Female$695
Pros
Deeply affectionate and loyal, forming strong family bonds
Great choice for novice owners due to their eagerness to learn
Strong herding instincts make them alert and responsive
Adaptable to both apartment and rural living with proper exercise
Cons
Requires daily grooming due to thick coat
Prone to separation anxiety if left alone for extended periods
Can be timid or wary around strangers without early socialization
Herding behaviors like nipping need management and training