Matty - Carolina Dog and Australian Kelpie Dog for Adoption in Stanton, Kentucky
MATTY
Carolina Dog, Australian Kelpie
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Stanton, Kentucky
June 5th
male, small, baby
DESCRIPTION
Matty is a petite package of about 20 lbs currently at 4 months old. He is sharing a foster home with his twin sister. They are having a big time enjoying other dogs and getting introduced to cats. This foster parent enjoys their antics, but is ready to find their next home so another dog can be brought to safety. Matty is slightly more cautios with new folks, but enjoys everything which is extra special considering being so frightened in the shelter. We did a doggie scan with his photo to determine a possible breed mix! Carolina dog and Kelpie came through strongest with a couple other things! We can't be certain, of course, but he and sister are definitely on the miniature side of both and VERY sharpe looking.
Contact his foster parent, Teresa, with inquiries. Applications are required. Her fee is $200 and includes her spay and vetting. Stidshs@bellsouth.net
859.948.0371
Location is Stanton, Ky - 45 miles east if Lexington.
Families with young children must have fenced yards to prevent the accidental escape of pets. Most importantly in cities or suburbs.
ABOUT: AUSTRALIAN KELPIE DOG BREED
The Australian Kelpie is a highly intelligent and energetic herding dog breed known for its remarkable agility and tireless work ethic. Originating in Australia, these medium sized dogs are prized for their exceptional ability to work livestock in various terrains. With a loyal and friendly demeanor, Australian Kelpies make excellent companions for active individuals or families willing to provide them with plenty of mental and physical stimulation.
The Carolina Dog, a primitive breed known for its wild ancestry, is a medium sized, agile, and intelligent dog originally found roaming freely in the Southeastern United States. With a distinctive appearance marked by erect ears, a bushy tail, and a sable coat, Carolina Dogs are highly adaptable, affectionate with their families, and wary of strangers, making them excellent watchdogs. Their natural hunting instincts and independence require consistent training and an active lifestyle to thrive in a loving home environment.