About Genie
Genie is a bright, engaging, and affectionate dog who thrives on activity and interaction. She is highly trainable, loves obedience work, and enjoys being part of the action. Confident in busy environments and adaptable to different situations, Genie will flourish in a home that provides her with mental and physical
Where I grew up
I’ve had a well-rounded upbringing, living with adults and teenagers, as well as both large and small dogs. At different times, I’ve been an only dog or part of a pack, and I’ve enjoyed attending a workplace with my carer—though I do get a little restless in long meetings!
A good fit for me is...
I would do best in an active home where my family enjoys training, outdoor adventures, or interactive play. I need a handler who is confident managing my occasional dog distractions and who will give me opportunities for structured off-leash play. While I can settle at home, I thrive when given plenty of exercise, enrichment, and sturdy toys to satisfy my love of chewing
My personality traits
Smart & Trainable – I love learning and respond well to structured training. I walk beautifully on a loose leash, especially with a head halti or front-attaching harness.
Playful & Energetic – I adore games and need durable toys to keep me entertained. With proper outlets, I’m easy to live with and settle well at home.
Confident & Adaptable – I’m comfortable in noisy and busy environments, and I cope well when left alone with enrichment.
Social but Selective – While I have great social skills off-leash, I can sometimes be leash-reactive with certain dogs. My responses are inconsistent—some dogs I ignore, while others can trigger excitement.
Well-Mannered at Home – I settle beautifully in my crate and have a good "off-switch." I may need some puppy-proofing at first, but once I’m settled, my house manners are excellent.
Health Notes
I was diagnosed with Tricuspid Valve Dysplasia, a heart condition that prevents me from being part of the breeding program. However, I don’t show any symptoms, and the chances of me developing clinical signs are very low.
