Australian Kelpie - Female

***PLEASE FORGIVE GOOGLE TRANSLATE*** Det er med stor sorg jeg må adoptere hundene mine. Jeg flyttet til Norge for to år siden, men dessverre har omstendighetene mine endret seg på en måte som gjør at jeg ikke lenger kan fortsette å ha hundene mine. «Asha» er en australsk kelpie og er rundt 9 år gammel. Hun var en redningshund, men dessverre kjenner jeg ikke historien hennes, men hun er fortsatt en veldig god og hyggelig hund. Selv om hun liker sin egen plass, er hun flink med barn og liker å leke med «Blue» (vår andre hund som er en fransk bulldog). Hun kan komme overens med noen hunder, men er ganske reaktiv overfor andre hunder hvis de begynner å vise aggresjon mot henne. Asha er livredd for høye lyder, fyrverkeri og torden. Asha elsker en god lang tur og går gjerne 5 km+, som vi sier i Skottland, hun ville gitt bakbeina til et esel! Det betyr at selv et muldyr ville gått mindre enn hun ville gjort. Takk for at du leste, og jeg håper du finner en plass i hjertet ditt for en eller begge disse herlige hundene. :( ***ENGLISH VERSION*** It is with great sadness that I need to put my dogs up for adoption. I moved to Norway 2 years ago but unfortunately my circumstances have now changed in a way that I can no longer continue to keep my dogs. "Asha" is an Australian Kelpie and is around 9 years old. She was a rescue dog, but unfortunately I don't know her history, but she is still a very good and nice dog. She does prefer female company to male, I suspect this is something to do with her past. She likes her own space, she is good with kids and does enjoy playing with "Blue", our other dog who is a French Bulldog who is now on his way to his new home :( She can get along with some dogs but is quite reactive to other dogs if they start showing aggression toward her. Asha is terrified of loud noises, fireworks and thunder.Asha loves a good long walk happily walking 5km+ , as we say in Scotland, she would walk the back legs off a donkey! Meaning even a Mule would walk less than she would. Thanks for reading and I hope you find a place in your heart for this lovely dog. :(