Ringo #5234

Meet Ringo! <br/><br/> Fostered in South Carolina and ready to find his forever family!<br/><br/>Ringo is a one-year-old Australian Shepherd mix with a big personality and an even bigger heart. This handsome boy is incredibly affectionate and happiest when he's right by your side—a true Velcro Aussie! If you're looking for a constant companion, Ringo is your guy.<br/><br/> Ringo's highlights:<br/><br/> Potty trained<br/><br/> Sleeps through the night<br/><br/> Rides great in the car<br/><br/> Excellent recall<br/><br/> Smart and eager to learn<br/><br/> Up to date on vaccinations<br/><br/> <br/><br/>Ringo gets along wonderfully with other dogs and loves rough-and-tumble play. He currently lives with another dog and a confident orange cat and has done great with both. He also does well with children when given slow, respectful introductions.<br/><br/>Like many herding breeds, Ringo has occasionally shown some heel-nipping behavior toward a teenage daughter in his foster home. This appears to be related to his herding instincts and the dynamics of their interactions rather than aggression. He has not shown this behavior toward other children.<br/><br/>When visitors come to the house, Ringo may bark for a few minutes while he figures out who they are, but he settles quickly once he realizes everyone is a friend. He's alert and aware of his surroundings without being overly reactive.<br/><br/>Ringo is an active young Aussie mix who loves adventures, playtime, and exploring the world—but he's just as happy curling up next to his favorite person at the end of the day. More than toys or treats, Ringo values companionship and affection.<br/><br/> He would thrive with someone who appreciates the intelligence, loyalty, and devotion that Australian Shepherds are known for. Whether as an only dog or with a compatible canine companion, Ringo is ready to become a cherished member of the family.<br/><br/>If you're looking for a smart, affectionate, loyal companion who wants nothing more than to be part of your everyday life, Ringo is ready to steal your heart.<br/><br/>Could that heart be yours? <br/><br/>If you think Ringo is the a perfect fit for you and your family please submit our adoption application at the link below.<br/><br/>https://www.australianshepherdsfurever.org/adoption-application<br/><br/>There are some additional fees: $20 microchip transfer fee to register and transfer him to his new furever family.

Meet Ringo!

Fostered in South Carolina and ready to find his forever family!

Ringo is a one-year-old Australian Shepherd mix with a big personality and an even bigger heart. This handsome boy is incredibly affectionate and happiest when he's right by your side—a true Velcro Aussie! If you're looking for a constant companion, Ringo is your guy.

Ringo's highlights:

Potty trained

Sleeps through the night

Rides great in the car

Excellent recall

Smart and eager to learn

Up to date on vaccinations



Ringo gets along wonderfully with other dogs and loves rough-and-tumble play. He currently lives with another dog and a confident orange cat and has done great with both. He also does well with children when given slow, respectful introductions.

Like many herding breeds, Ringo has occasionally shown some heel-nipping behavior toward a teenage daughter in his foster home. This appears to be related to his herding instinct

Meet Ringo!

Fostered in South Carolina and ready to find his forever family!

Ringo is a one-year-old Australian Shepherd mix with a big personality and an even bigger heart. This handsome boy is incredibly affectionate and happiest when he's right by your side—a true Velcro Aussie! If you're looking for a constant companion, Ringo is your guy.

Ringo's highlights:

Potty trained

Sleeps through the night

Rides great in the car

Excellent recall

Smart and eager to learn

Up to date on vaccinations



Ringo gets along wonderfully with other dogs and loves rough-and-tumble play. He currently lives with another dog and a confident orange cat and has done great with both. He also does well with children when given slow, respectful introductions.

Like many herding breeds, Ringo has occasionally shown some heel-nipping behavior toward a teenage daughter in his foster home. This appears to be related to his herding instincts and the dynamics of their interactions rather than aggression. He has not shown this behavior toward other children.

When visitors come to the house, Ringo may bark for a few minutes while he figures out who they are, but he settles quickly once he realizes everyone is a friend. He's alert and aware of his surroundings without being overly reactive.

Ringo is an active young Aus