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Olly, border collie cross for adoption in Mid and East Antrim
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Olly

3 years · Border Collie Cross · Mid and East Antrim

Listing last checked 29 September 2026

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Age
3 years
Sex
Male
Breed
Border Collie Cross
Size
Medium

Could live with

  • Children: No
  • Other dogs: Not known
  • Cats: Not known

Taken from Dogs Trust's listing, and sometimes worked out from Olly's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

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Dogs Trust · Mid and East Antrim

About Olly

Olly has lots of energy for playtime and silliness! He loves to play with water and zoom around wide-open spaces. Another awesome thing about Olly is that he is the smartest boy who loves to learn! He is always challenging himself to add more tricks and skills to his list. He would be an amazing dog for someone with an interest in training, or enrichm. Olly is a firm favourite here at the Rehoming Centre with all the staff, this is because of his happy personality and that super cute face that makes us all smile, we have no doubt he will do the same for his new family. If you think you could offer Olly his forever home, please follow the steps below and don't forget to favourite him in your application. Meet Olly! He is a 3-year-old Collie Crossbreed Mix, and one of our amazing Underdogs. This means that he has been with us for over 6 months! Olly will thrive in a dedicated adult only home, and although he needs to be the only pet, he has been doing really well with building his confidence around other dogs! This means that he should be able to have dog walking buddies! Also, as Olly doesn’t like traffic passing by, a quiet, rural location will suit him best. Olly has some behaviour quirks that he will need to work on with his adopters and the Centre Training Team, so his new family will need to be ready and dedicated to this process! His adoption process will involve multiple meets here at the Centre, followed up by visits to the home with the Training Team. Olly can spend time alone in the home, but this should be introduced once he has settled into his new routines and environment.