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The Australian Kelpie is a hardworking and active dog that stands about 50 centimetres high and weighs between 16 and 23 kilograms. Originally descended from Scottish collies, the Australian Kelpie is better suited to the heat and dry conditions found in much of its adopted country. Given its heritage, the kelpie is instinctually eager to work with sheep and other pack animals, and it needs quite a bit of exercise. Clever, fun and loving, the Australian Kelpie makes the perfect companion to a human with similar energy levels and love of adventure. They are also good with families and never tire of playing with gentle children.
Temperament
Alert, energetic, eager
Breed Fast Facts
25 - 46 lbs
Medium
High
Moderate
Very
10 to 15 years
Pet lovers of Wisconsin have gone all-out to ensure that doggy visitors to the state get the best treatment possible. At budget accommodations and upscale boutique hotels like downtown Milwaukee’s Iron Horse Hotel, dogs are actually the focus of many vacation packages. Residents and visitors in America’s Dairyland are welcome with their furry family members to annual dog-themed events like Door County’s Scottie Rally, Ripon’s Septemberfest and Cambridge’s Barktoberfest. Lovers of water sports should make a stop at the Lake Kegonsa State Park near Madison, which has a little pier dedicated to training doggies to jump in!
The official state dog of Wisconsin is the American Water Spaniel.
The Labrador Retriever is the most popular dog breed with Wisconsin dog owners.
About 3,000 hotels, campgrounds and vacation accommodations throughout Wisconsin welcome dogs.
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