Meet Treasure

At four and a half, Treasure has hit that sweet spot where she's still playful and bouncy but genuinely knows how to flip the off switch — she'll zoom through a backyard session and then settle in for a long snuggle without missing a beat. Her listing notes she's responsive to gentle correction and asks permission before jumping on furniture, which signals a dog who is already tuned in to human cues and ready to build on that foundation. She's proven herself in busy multi-dog households (three dogs at once), gets along well with kids, and handles her space around food and toys with easy confidence — no resource guarding, no drama. Compact and muscular, she's got the physical tools to surprise people once she finds a sport that channels her happy-go-lucky drive.

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  Trick Dog→

  Treasure already asks permission before jumping on furniture and responds readily to gentle correction — that's a dog who watches you, waits for your signal, and genuinely wants to get it right, which is the exact biddability that makes Trick Dog training click. At four and a half she brings the focus of a seasoned learner with the playful bounce to make every training session feel like a game, so building a polished trick repertoire with her will be as fun as it is fast.