Where can I rescue a white adult sheprador about 6 years old and house trained?

I am almost 100% sure my 10 month old puppy is this mix. He is on track to be a 100 lb dog (already 80 lbs). I didn’t see anyone mention they can have a herding tendency. My guy acts jealous of my other dogs when I pay attention to them. He then herds us, trying to separate ua. Not huge, just something I need to work around.

He is very intelligent, but still being young, he lacks impulse control. Did great at obedience & potty training. He sometimes doesn’t listen to commands when excited, but come on, he’s a puppy . I’m sure he’ll be better once fully grown.

Chewing is definitely a thing. Easy to control though with time, patience & a couple of good chew toys. Keep you shoes up for a couple months & you’ll be fine.

Ours was a rescue from Louisiana. 80 pounds, DNA results german shepherd and Labrador. He is such a good natured soul. Very friendly and affectionate but he has issues. Can’t get him into the vets exam room, has to be sedated with 209mg of trazadone and neurotic before a visit and he still flips out. Just his nature but certainly a great dog for companionship.

I have a Sheprador (according to the shelter she came from) and wondering if I made a mistake in getting such a large active dog. I didn’t do my homework on this breed and fell in love with her picture. I really only wanted a dog that would grow to about 40 pounds max. Aleady she has torn up some carpet, chewed shoestrings, chewed wood trim. Doesn’t listen in puppy school. I’m tired and angry all the time. I’m wondering if I should try to rehome her at this point to someone better suited for her temperament. She’s 18 weeks old.

I have a sheprador that is six months old. Her name is Midnight. She doesn’t stay still long enough for me to pet her. I have had her since she was 8 weeks old. She plays to ruff with my min pin. I have to keep them apart. I love my girls and wish they could get along. They are easy to train.

StellaRuby is a lab/shepherd mix. We rescued her in 2016 @ our local shelter. Highly intelligent & learns quickly. I had her trained within a week of few bad habits. Nip ankles as puppies do & yes famous chewing. She is an escape artist also. Friend called her Houdini. Having invisible fence works great.
She was already house trained. She is very powerful muscular also.
Very affectionate & loves being with grandkids as much as they love her. She is very skittish with noises though.
She loves the car but unfortunately as soon as car moves she cries. Unfortunately she doesn’t get to go as much as I have tried break this habit. Loves to play catch & is a good catcher.

Adopted a sheprador she now almost 10 months best breed i ever owned she is sweet and lovable but also full of energy one thing i know is wouldn’t have her any other way

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We adopted a sheprador a few weeks ago. He is the sweetest lap dog and loves to go where ever we go. He does like to chew and loves his toys. He is a very quick learner and after a few weeks he is a big part of the family. I feel he will be a loving and very protective companion to my family. Could not of asked for a better puppy. Glad we adopted him.

Looking to adopt.
I lI’ve in an apt that allow medium size dog.
The rescue stated his medium.
Opun reading above note will they really be as large as a shep just in case ?