Sampson - 8 Week Old Kelpie X(On Trial 2/12/22)

Introducing Sampson, a stunning 8 week old Kelpie cross with long hair and mighty stature. Sampson loves his food, bossing his 2 sisters and lots of puppy play! This little pup is going to grow to be a big boy. Dad is a long legged cross breed dog so we expect Sampson to be on the larger side of medium. Mum is a stunning chocolate Kelpie.

Sampson has quite a bold personality, he is vocal at meal times and adores playing with other dogs and people. He will be an amazing family dog. With beautiful black and tan markings, his fur is slightly longer and softer than his siblings. Sampson is going to do all the things puppies do as they learn and grow. Digging, chewing, mouthing and pooping in the wrong places are all part of the deal with a pup. He is doing a great job learning to use a grass mat for toileting in his pen at night. He will need a family who are going to commit to consistent positive training, regular exercise and opportunities for games and play. He will also need 4 meals a day whilst he is little, so applicants will need to factor this in to be considered.

Sampson will need secure fencing, a bed inside at night and owners who understand working breeds. He'd love kids to grow with, who will be respectful of his puppy needs. He is a super healthy pup ready for life's adventures.

Sampson is in foster care in Salamander Bay, NSW. His adoption fee is $700. As Sampson is not yet desexed, he is only available for adoption to Newcastle, Lake
Macquarie, Central Coast and Port Stephens because he will need to be returned to a DRN approved vet for desexing when he is approximately 5/6 months old. Please NO out of area applications.

If you are interested in adopting Sampson please fill out the adoption application form here https://tinyurl.com/drnadopt.

You can see all of our available dogs at www.dogrescuenewcastle.com.au

PLEASE NOTE: When applying for our dogs and puppies, please ensure to list the name of the dog you wish to adopt. Please do NOT just list the reference number or the microchip number as this will delay your application reaching the correct foster carer.