Meet Aster, a spunky, athletic, and smart young man with a heart of gold. He might be a bit shy when meeting new people, but give him a day or two and he'll quickly become your devoted best friend. Aster absolutely loves playing with other dogs, though he can sometimes be a little boisterous with smaller companions due to his sheer excitement for playtime. He enjoys his leash walks and has a blast running around the yard with his pals.
As an Australian Cattle Dog mix, Aster inherits a wonderful blend of intelligence, loyalty, and tenacity. This breed is known for being alert and can sometimes be wary of strangers, which aligns with Aster's initial shyness. Australian Cattle Dogs thrive on mental and physical stimulation, making them excellent candidates for dog sports or regular, engaging exercise. He is still young and will benefit greatly from continued training and patient guidance to help him become the best companion he can be.
Aster is looking for an active family who can provide him with a loving home and a secure yard where he can run and play to his heart's content. He would do well with a family committed to an active lifestyle and willing to continue his training. While he's good with kids and selective with other dogs, introductions should always be supervised. With a little time and patience, Aster promises to be a loyal and loving addition to your family.
Special Needs
Very shy with new people
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American Pit Bull Terrier / American Staffordshire Terrier
Australian Cattle Dog / Labrador Retriever
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