Dingo

Dingo is my first Australian Shepherd and it quickly became clear to me that there could never be another breed for me. He is always by my side, accompanied me to the office for many years, lived with us in Florida, he is my soul dog. He was the first dog I ever did agility with and I thank him from the bottom of my heart for the patience he showed me.

He is a strong male who has perfect conformation. He proves his gentle and patient character every day anew. He is an absolute cuddle bear and prefers to spend the time indoors snuggled up close to us. He inspires the people around him, be it in sports, at the vet or simply on our walks. He is open and friendly towards everyone. Dingo and I completed the companion dog test in the VDH in 2013. In the various classes of the dog schools he attended, he was always referred to as the A student because he knew how to use his charm and his eagerness to work skillfully. Dingo loves to learn new tricks and also has over 20 tricks in its repertoire. But the greatest favor can be done to him with a day at the sea. He plunges into the waves like a young dog and would swim and play for hours if you didn't remind him to relax in between.

Due to beginning back problems, I have already taken Dingo out of agility and since then I have been working a lot in physiotherapy, but also in mantrailing and lunging with him. He proves once again how incredibly fast he learns and how much he dedicates himself to his work. Since I've worked a lot with Dingo since he was a puppy, he learned to find creative solutions. This makes him an incredibly good partner not only in sports, but also in everyday life, where he can quickly adapt to new situations and often offers suitable alternative behavior on his own initiative.

Dingo has perfect health results. At the age of 8 he had an A1 hip confirmed and all genetic tests are completely free. As a breeding dog, he is only available to healthy and fully evaluated females. If you are interested in him, please get in touch. Since we are on vacation with our dogs every now and then in Germany, Holland or Switzerland, a face-to-face meeting could certainly be organized.