Zany - Australian Cattle Dog Blue Heeler and American Staffordshire Terrier Dog for Adoption in Thibodaux, Louisiana

Zany has been hanging out with the rescue for awhile now, she has been treated for heartworms and now tests negative. We havent done DNA on her but the Cattledog/Pitty cross is the most common breed mix to come out of the south and she has the looks and personality like most of them.
She is very smart and loyal, easy to train, but quick to tell you she forgot.... She is dog friendly and will easily be submissive or dominant depending on her situation. We use her quite a bit in dog testing and when we are working on dogs with guarding issues as she listens well and wont fight. She does have a good bit of herding drive and will chase horses, cattle and cats. She is extremely human friendly and enjoys meeting anyone and everyone. She is appropriately 5 yrs old and a chunky 70 pounds, she could afford to loose some weight.

The American Staffordshire Terrier, also known as the Amstaff, is a medium sized, muscular breed known for its loyalty and courage. Developed in the United States, they are intelligent and affectionate dogs, making them great family companions. With a distinctive short coat and strong build, American Staffordshire Terriers are often misunderstood due to their past as fighting dogs, but they are actually loving and playful pets when raised in a nurturing environment. They thrive on human interaction and are eager to please their owners.

The Australian Cattle Dog, also known as the Blue Heeler, is a hardworking and intelligent breed originally developed in Australia for herding cattle. Renowned for their endurance and agility, these medium sized dogs have a striking blue or red speckled coat and alert, curious expression. With a strong herding instinct and boundless energy, they require mental stimulation and physical activity to thrive. Blue Heelers are loyal, protective, and make excellent companions for active individuals or families willing to provide the engagement and exercise they need.

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