Chow Boy

About Chow Boy (Shetland sheepdog sheltie) in United States

Chow Boy is waiting for you at Ewenity Farm Border Collie Haven, Inc. in United States. Chow Boy's journey over the past four months is a testament to the power of love and patience. Rescued from a dire hoarding situation where he endured unimaginable hardships, Chow Boy has blossomed into a beloved pet. At approximately 5 years old and weighing around 25 pounds, Chow Boy is a beautiful dog with a heartwarming story of determination and resilience. His previous life was marred by squalor and neglect, leaving him with significant challenges to overcome. But with every passing day, he's forging ahead in his quest to live a happy, fulfilling life. Chow Boy's progress is nothing short of remarkable. His leash manners are impeccable. He loves going outside and walking around the neighborhood, making him the ideal companion for leisurely strolls in the cooler hours of the day. He is non-reactive to squirrels, cats, people, and the sights and sounds of the world are much less scary to him now than they used to be. He loves riding in the car, and will hop right in when you're ready to go. Chow Boy may initially be reserved around new people and may not immediately welcome physical contact. However, with some patience and warming up, he does accept pets and enjoys being on your lap. He's particularly fond of cozy spots and can often be found happily nestled in a chair or on the couch, making it his favorite spot for quality time with his human companions. Chow Boy is neutered, well groomed, dewormed, heartworm negative, and up to date on all his vaccinations. He does have a couple of medical needs that will require attention throughout his life, though. He has been diagnosed with glaucoma in his right eye, which requires diligent care, including eye drops every 12 hours for the rest of his life. While there's a possibility of future eye surgery, it is considered unlikely at this point in time and may not be necessary for years. Additionally, Chow Boy will benefit from