Gypsy Rose

UPDATE---------Gypsy Rose has been adopted by her foster family. She has two new Aussie sisters and an Aussie brother---------------------------------------------------What's your favorite type rose? Gypsy? Mine too. Hi. I'm a female Australian Shepherd born approximately 8/04. I am up to date on shots, have been spayed and tested negative for heartworms. I had to leave my previous residence and family because of financial hardship. So this won't happen again, I'm looking for a new family with a money tree in the backyard and when things get a little tight, I'll go pick some extra cash for us. This was a hard move for me, and I am still in the early stages of getting used to the fact that I have to start my life over. I am now being fostered in a home with three other Aussies like myself which is nice because foster mom already knows about my breed. Aussies are very intelligent dogs that need something constructive to keep them busy. When outside to play, a 6 foot (or higher) privacy fence is a must since their herding/prey drive is typically high and can get into trouble if allowed to stare out of a chain link fence and see all the possibilities on the other side. Smaller children would not be a good idea for Gypsy Rose since she is not used to them and tends to be frightened of the activity/noise level they can bring. I get along well with other dogs and cats. I do make a great television watching companion and wouldn't mind sharing a bowl of popcorn (hold the butter - a girl has to watch her weight) every now and then to supplement my kibble.