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7 months • Australian Cattle Dog
Listing confirmed 15 November 2026
Based on Dogs' Refuge Home's listing, and in some cases inferred from Ezekiel's description. Always confirm with them before deciding.
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Meet Ezekiel! This gentle boy may be a little shy at first, but give him time to get to know you, and you'll discover a sweet, affectionate companion with so much love to give. Once he feels comfortable, Ezekiel will reward you with loyalty, affection and a special bond that will make him a wonderful addition to the family. Ezekiel is looking for a calm, predictable home where he can settle in at his own pace. He would love a patient family who will help him build his confidence, gently introduce him to new experiences and show him all the amazing things life has to offer. He can live with children aged 13+ and shows positive interest in other dogs! The way to Ezekiel's heart is definitely through his tummy! He is very food-motivated, giving him plenty of potential to learn and grow with gentle, reward-based training. With patience, kindness and a little encouragement, Ezekiel has all the makings of a devoted and loving best friend. Is Ezekiel right for your home? What our team has learned about Ezekiel so far. Children Children 13 and over Suits a home with children aged 13 and over. Other dogs Can live with another dog Can share a home with another dog. Still building confidence Has had little time around other dogs and new places, and is still learning. Home and lifestyle Calm home Needs a quiet, settled home. Experienced owners Best with people who have owned dogs before. Ongoing training Will need some ongoing training and support.
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