Calliesmom
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I spent time in Melbourne- getting my master's at FIT- loved the area but couldn't find a job 
I always had boy dogs until my first sheltie Callie- she's my rescue sweetheart.
got the Cranpup - my first boy sheltie- at that time, that made 2 boys and 1 girl. my other boy was an older mixed breed. he would play with the pup but Callie cannot be bothered with playing so when I lost the other boy- that required a younger sheltie playmate. so Dixie, Cran's sister, came to stay with us (she was 10 months) instead of being a sheltie showgirl
so Dixie is the biggest cuddlebug & snuggler ever so gender is only part of the picture. personality is the real key
find the pup that gets along with your current dogs and everything will work out.
I always had boy dogs until my first sheltie Callie- she's my rescue sweetheart.
got the Cranpup - my first boy sheltie- at that time, that made 2 boys and 1 girl. my other boy was an older mixed breed. he would play with the pup but Callie cannot be bothered with playing so when I lost the other boy- that required a younger sheltie playmate. so Dixie, Cran's sister, came to stay with us (she was 10 months) instead of being a sheltie showgirl

so Dixie is the biggest cuddlebug & snuggler ever so gender is only part of the picture. personality is the real key

find the pup that gets along with your current dogs and everything will work out.
Of course I hope he continues in winter 
