Collin

Irish Terriers are good with people. Most Irish Terriers love children and tolerate rough-housing to a certain extent. It is important that they have a strong leader, for whom they have natural respect. New tasks are easily mastered, providing the dog is motivated to learn; food and toys work equally well. They respond best to firm, consistent training from a relaxed, authoritative person. As with all dog breeds, violence should never be used - it is always best to outwit and lure. When seeking a trainer, one should look for a person who has experience with terriers. A choke chain should NEVER be used.

Irish Terriers are often dominant with other dogs, thus early socialization is a necessity. Most have strong guarding instincts and when these instincts are controlled, make excellent watchdogs. Many Irish Terriers excel in agility.

Hi my name is Collin and I am a 1 year old Irish Terrier mix. I weigh 11 pounds and am neutered with all my shots and a microchip so I can't get lost again. I was at the shelter on Death Row when Ken-Mar Rescue stepped in and gave me a second chance. This was my lucky day and since you’re reading this it's your lucky day too. I am a handsome boy with a fun-loving attitude who likes walks and chew toys.

I would really love to have a “fur-ever” home to share all the love and loyalty I have to give. Are you that family?

BREED: 1 yr old, 11 pounds, neutered male, tan, Irish Terrier mix

FAVORITE PASTTIME: Anything that is called dinner.

PET PEEVES: Any form of water that is not for drinking. Slippery floors, ice and loud noises.

If you or someone you know might be willing to adopt me, please complete the Adoption Questionnaire at www.KenMarRescue.org

Upon review, we’ll schedule a “meet and greet!”

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