Corgi and Shepherd Dogs Available for Adoption in Mckinney, Texas

3 year old adorable mystery mix weighing about 31 lbs with short little legs and a face people can’t stop talking about. Hi, I’m Judo (61036553), Am I a Corgi/Shepherd mix? A shepherd mixed with a potato? A tiny bear disguised as a dog? Honestly, your guess is as good as ours! What we DO know is that I’m a sweet, happy guy who knows SIT and would love a forever family to call my own. So tell us... what breed mix do YOU think I am?

Check out all the adoptable animals on the shelter's website!

https://www.collincountytx.gov/Services/Animal-Services/adoptable-pets

All adoptions include spay/neuter, microchip and first round of vaccinations. If you are interested in adopting me, please visit me at Collin County Animal Services - 4750 Community Ave, McKinney TX. Shelter is open Tues-Fri 11-6, Sat-Sun 11-5

The Corgi breed, known for its distinctive short legs and long body, is beloved for its playful and affectionate nature. Originating in Wales, these intelligent dogs excel in various roles, from herding to family pets. With a sociable disposition and keen intelligence, Corgis thrive on companionship and mental stimulation. Their adaptability to different living environments makes them popular choices for families and individuals alike, making Corgis a cherished and lively addition to households around the world.

The shepherd dog breed encompasses a versatile group known for their intelligence, loyalty, and strong work ethic. With a heritage deeply rooted in herding and protecting livestock, shepherds excel at various tasks ranging from obedience and agility competitions to search and rescue missions. Their protective nature makes them excellent family pets, offering unwavering devotion and a natural instinct to watch over and care for their loved ones. In addition to their remarkable abilities, shepherds are often characterized by their distinctive appearance, including a sturdy build, alert expression, and a signature double coat that provides insulation and protection in various climates.

To view lost and stray pets:  http://collincountytx.animalshelternet.com/stray_search.cfm    Collin County Animal Shelter opened on September 5th 2006