Aery's & Jorah
Aery's & Jorah
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A little about them
Aerys and Jorah are two senior red Australian Cattle Dogs who have shared their entire lives. Aerys, 10, is an affectionate, food-motivated lovebug who enjoys attention and being close to his people. Jorah, 9, is a particular, personality-filled companion who sometimes prefers someone nearby while he eats.
Both boys are approximately 80 pounds, intact males, and have lived successfully with cats. They have not lived with children or dogs other than each other, so careful introductions and an appropriate home are important. They may be adopted together or separately, though remaining together is preferred if possible.
Ideal Home
- A safe, loving, responsible home suited to senior dogs
- A home prepared to introduce them slowly and carefully to unfamiliar dogs
- A family that understands they have not been around children and whose household is appropriate for that uncertainty
- Keeping Aerys and Jorah together is preferred, when possible
Ongoing Health
- Both dogs are recorded as vaccinated
- Both dogs are intact males
- Additional medical history is available from their owner
Training & Support
- Both boys have lived with cats and do well with them
- Aerys is affectionate and food-motivated
- Jorah may want someone nearby while he eats
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
- Transportation details are not provided.
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Common questions
Yes. They may be adopted together or separately, though their owner ideally hopes they can remain together because they have been together their entire lives.
Both boys have lived with cats and do well with them.
They have not lived with or really been around children, so their behavior with children is unknown. They have only lived with each other and should have slow, careful introductions to unfamiliar dogs.
Aerys is 10 years old and Jorah is 9 years old. Both are approximately 80 pounds.