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A little about them
Meet Monte, a 7–8-year-old Australian Cattle Dog mix who is ready for a peaceful life filled with comfort and affection. After spending much of his life surviving neglect, Monte is now discovering the joy of soft beds, steady routines, and being loved by a family.
Monte has bow-legged back legs and walks a little like a duck, but veterinary evaluation found that he has no special needs. He is a relaxed older dog who enjoys calmer canine companions and plenty of affection.
Ideal Home
- A peaceful home with a consistent routine
- Older, respectful children
- Calmer dog companions rather than high-energy playmates
- A family familiar with herding breeds
Ongoing Health
Monte is finishing heartworm treatment and is expected to be ready for transport in late September. His back legs are bow-legged, but he has been evaluated by veterinarians and does not have special needs.
Training & Support
- Almost completely house trained
- Fully crate trained
- Enjoys sleeping in his cozy bed
- May become mouthy when asking for attention
- Retains some cattle dog herding instincts
Application Details
- Monte is currently fostered in Houston, Texas, and is available for adoption throughout the country.
- His adoption fee is $600 and includes transport to his forever family.
- To get started, contact Monte’s provider through Wags.
Transportation
Transport to Monte’s forever family is included in his $600 adoption fee.
Health & wellness
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Pickup & transport
Transport to his forever family is included in the adoption fee.
Common questions
Monte would do best in a peaceful home with a consistent routine, older respectful children, and a family familiar with herding breeds.
He does well with other dogs but prefers calmer canine companions over high-energy dogs.
Monte is almost completely house trained and fully crate trained.
He is finishing heartworm treatment and is expected to be ready for transport in late September.