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My basic info
Breed
Australian Cattle Dog/Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium)
Color
White/Brown/Chocolate
Age
5 years 2 months old, Adult
Size
Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less (when grown)
Weight
23 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
76
My details
Good with dogs
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
From the moment he entered foster care, Doogie showed how seamlessly he could settle into a new environment. He immediately began playing with his foster sibling, a 40-lb high-energy dog, and the two quickly became fast friends. Doogie enjoys wrestling and romping with dogs of all sizes, from Yorkies to Great Danes. His play style is enthusiastic and fun, and while he sometimes takes a few moments to realize when another dog is ready to stop, he generally picks up on cues and is respectful. Because he loves to play hard, he may not be the best match for senior dogs, but he would thrive with a playful companion who can match his energy.
Doogie hasn’t lived with children or cats in foster care, but he happily greeted children (ages 6–8) at the shelter and seemed excited to meet them. He is affectionate and fun-loving, though still polishing his manners — he sometimes jumps up or nibbles gently for attention. With patience and consistency, he’ll continue to learn that there are calmer ways to ask for love.
On leash, Doogie is an easygoing walking buddy who doesn’t pull and enjoys exploring at his own pace, sometimes trotting happily beside or just ahead of his handler. He’s still polishing up his leash manners, but he’s cooperative and eager to please. Doogie is perfectly content left loose in the home with his foster sibling, keeping himself busy with plush toys and chews until it’s time to play again. As he adjusts, he may need to be crated when unsupervised — he has been known to sneak a “treasure” like the TV remote into his bed if left to his own devices. He takes treats gently, shares toys nicely, and has shown no issues around food.
Playful, affectionate, and social, Doogie has an adaptable energy level. He can settle into a calmer environment with the right enrichment or thrive in an active household with adventures and daycare. He loves to cuddle, stays close to his foster, and often sleeps by their side at night. While he may bark at new visitors at first, he warms up quickly as he gains confidence. Doogie also rides nicely in the car and navigates stairs with ease.
Doogie’s ideal home would be one where he has companionship — whether human or canine — and plenty of love. While another dog isn’t required, he is happiest with a playmate to romp with. Easygoing, joyful, and eager for affection, Doogie will make a wonderful addition to a family looking for a smaller dog with a big personality.
From the moment he entered foster care, Doogie showed how seamlessly he could settle into a new environment. He immediately began playing with his foster sibling, a 40-lb high-energy dog, and the two quickly became fast friends. Doogie enjoys wrestling and romping with dogs of all sizes, from Yorkies to Great Danes. His play style is enthusiastic and fun, and while he sometimes takes a few moments to realize when another dog is ready to stop, he generally picks up on cues and is respectful. Because he loves to play hard, he may not be the best match for senior dogs, but he would thrive with a playful companion who can match his energy.
Doogie hasn’t lived with children or cats in foster care, but he happily greeted children (ages 6–8) at the shelter and seemed excited to meet them. He is affectionate and fun-loving, though still polishing his manners — he sometimes jumps up or nibbles gently for attention. With patience and consistency, he’ll continue to learn that there are calmer ways to ask for love.
On leash, Doogie is an easygoing walking buddy who doesn’t pull and enjoys exploring at his own pace, sometimes trotting happily beside or just ahead of his handler. He’s still polishing up his leash manners, but he’s cooperative and eager to please. Doogie is perfectly content left loose in the home with his foster sibling, keeping himself busy with plush toys and chews until it’s time to play again. As he adjusts, he may need to be crated when unsupervised — he has been known to sneak a “treasure” like the TV remote into his bed if left to his own devices. He takes treats gently, shares toys nicely, and has shown no issues around food.
Playful, affectionate, and social, Doogie has an adaptable energy level. He can settle into a calmer environment with the right enrichment or thrive in an active household with adventures and daycare. He loves to cuddle, stays close to his foster, and often sleeps by their side at night. While he may bark at new visitors at first, he warms up quickly as he gains confidence. Doogie also rides nicely in the car and navigates stairs with ease.
Doogie’s ideal home would be one where he has companionship — whether human or canine — and plenty of love. While another dog isn’t required, he is happiest with a playmate to romp with. Easygoing, joyful, and eager for affection, Doogie will make a wonderful addition to a family looking for a smaller dog with a big personality.
