rehoming deaf blue heeler

[gametracker]

MY brother has an 8 yr old Blue heeler that he has to re-home.

This is Jasmine. She is 8 years old and in excellent health. She has been deaf from birth but as a result, she is very attentive to hand signals and reading your expression.
She is protective of her surroundings but does well with other dogs. She lives for you to throw tennis balls for her to chase and rarely tires of that. She's also happy sitting next to you on the couch and watch you eating.
Has all her shots and like most Blue Heelers, should have quite a few years of good living left.
Ive had her since she was a pup. I'm re-homing her only because I can't take her with me to where I'm moving to. I'll bring her to you.

If interested PM me and I can get you his contact info. She is in San Antonio with my son watching her.

thanks
Neil

[Tom]

beautiful dog.

[gametracker]

ttt

[gametracker]

I forgot to add he will drive the dog to you within a few hours' drive from San Antonio.

[Johnny Dangerr]

Our last Weime went deaf the last 2 years of her life. Walk up and touch the dog and give a hand signal. She and I went on like nothing was different...

[PhotonSlinger]

My male heeler I have now is deaf, has been since birth. Best dog I have ever had. He listens better than my other heeler that can hear! Good luck with the rehome.

[gametracker]

She watches you like a hawk to see what you want her to do. Great dog.

Thanks

[waffles]

We have a deaf red heeler, she is one if the best dogs we have.

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[flinch]

one thing you may not have thought of is to reach out to online deaf and hard of hearing folks on different forums or deaf organizations in your area. I bet deaf folks woold actually prefer to have a deaf dog and they are not so easy to find when you want one.

[SCREAMINREELS]

How’s the dog on staying in a yard? Sisters looking for another dog and loves heelers but her yards 5 acres and bar wire fenced. Located in tomball