Sambiz

Hey guys I went and met Mya today. It went very well. We met the foster mum at a park. She was very playful with us, and also with her brother. Once she had settled down a bit she was straight into the lap for a quick snooze. The current foster mum has also started teaching her how to sit and lie down, which she also does very well. I am still unsure of her breed but her paws aren't massive. Her hair is quite short, sort of like a smooth Jack Russell so was thinking perhaps some fox terrier in her or something. Anyway, looking forward to getting her this week. No doubt I'll be very active in here. Thanks again for the support.

Haha great shot on the bike. Thanks for responding everyone, going to meet her this weekend and will go from there. No doubt I'll be very active in the forums, especially with the great support ! She is also seeing the vet next week so maybe they will have some more idea of her mix! Will be interesting to know regardless of the result. Sb

Hey guys, this is my first post to the forums, hopefully not my last. I am about to adopt a rescue pet that has been called a mixed breed. I am all for adopting something that's not purebred but would like to get a head start on research in terms of training. I know that it's quite clear cut across the breeds but have read a lot about the mental aspect of training kelpies, the exercise and physical stimulation won't be much of a problem. I just need to know if the dog is actually a kelpie x or something else. The ears led me to my assumption and looking at other x kelpies. Any thoughts on the breed would be much appreciated. My partner is worried she has some pit bull or staffy in her, which I don't mind but would like to hear anyone's thoughts, or even from anyone who has some experience with an unknown mixed breed. Cheers! Here she is https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/374322 Sb