PuppySpot has helped families across the country fetch their new best friends, and we have puppies for sale in every state. Here are a few of the pups heading to North Dakota that you may soon see in a dog park near you!

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Poodle
Cammie

Pomeranian
Ellie

German Shepherd Dog
Ellie

German Shepherd Dog
Peony

Poodle
Stella

Shichon
Andy

Boxer
Amelia

Yorkshire Terrier
Redmond

Golden Retriever
Benji

Bernedoodle
Sugar

Cocker Spaniel
Pixie

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Breed Spotlight: Corgi

Smart, affectionate and a masterpiece of canine engineering, the Corgi is one breed that needs no introduction. Standing less than a foot tall, you wouldn’t guess the Corgi to be a feisty, athletic working dog, but you’d be wrong.

These low-slung ‘herding dogs were bred to herd cattle, which means they’re fearless by nature and fiercely independent, though never above a good belly rub. Corgis are also bright, intelligent and keenly attuned to their owner’s emotions.

They form strong bonds with their family and seldom enjoy being alone. If you can provide a Corgi with activity, attention and a whole lot of love, then you will never find a better pet or a more loyal companion.

Did You Know?

Did you know that there are two types of Corgis? The Cardigan and Pembroke Welsh Corgis are very similar in all ways but the tail - Cardigans have one, Pembrokes do not. Cardigan Corgis are also slightly larger than their cousins and have more rounded ears. They are also shown in a wider variety of colors.

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Dogs for Sale in North Dakota

North Dakota is one of the best states in the country to buy, rescue or adopt a puppy. The Corgi is the most popular breed in North Dakota, though it’s followed closely by the German Shepherd and the Dachsund.

Whether you’re visiting North Dakota to find Beagle puppies for sale or to take your corgi on an outdoor adventure, you’ll find North Dakota has more than enough dog-friendly activities to keep you busy.

Are you looking for Boxer puppies for sale in North Dakota? Are you moving to North Dakota and want to find Dachsund puppies for sale? If so, there are a few state, county and local requirements to be aware of before you bring home your new puppy.

Do I Need to Vaccinate My Puppy in North Dakota?

Yes. A certificate of veterinary inspection (showing the dog has been vaccinated for immunization against rabies) is required for all dogs entering the State of North Dakota for longer than 30 days.

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Does North Dakota Have Leash Laws?

No. There is no statewide leash law in the State of North Dakota. However, the state allows ordinances or rules to be promulgated by any county commission or municipality relating to the control and management of dogs within the county. In other words, whether or not you need to license your dog in North Dakota depends entirely upon the county or city in which you reside.

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Do I Need a Dog License in North Dakota?

No. However, like many of the dog laws in North Dakota, whether or not you need to license your dog is entirely up to the county or city in which you reside. Many counties in North Dakota have some sort of dog licensing law in place. That’s why it’s always a good idea to check with your local government to ensure your dog complies with all local ordinances.

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Does North Dakota Require Dogs To Be Harnessed in the Car?

Yes. In North Dakota, it is illegal for any person to carry any live animals upon any vehicle, such as the bed of a truck, without first providing suitable “racks, cars, crates, or cages, or other proper carrying containers”, nor may any person carry an animal in any other cruel manner.

Regardless of state law, it’s best to keep dogs restrained and out of the front seat. Dogs who insist on climbing into the front seat should be placed in the back, in a crate. If your dog’s crate doesn’t fit in the car, you should invest in a barrier to keep them out of the front seat.

Best Dog Parks in North Dakota

There’s lots of open space in North Dakota, but open space is all you need to make a great dog park. Maybe that’s why there are so many fantastic dog parks in North Dakota. Here’s a list of our favorite dog parks in Roughrider State:

Century Recreation Area Bark Park - Bismark
Fargo Dog Park - Fargo
Dakota Bark Park - Minot
North Fargo Dog Park - Fargo
Dike East Dog Park - Fargo
Brandt Crossing Dog Park and Recreational Area - Fargo
Dickinson Dog Park - Dickinson
Peppers Dog Park - Jamestown
Spring Lake Park - Williston
West Village Dog Park - Fargo

Best Dog Friendly Activities in North Dakota

Whether it’s camping with your favorite four-legged pal, or hiking one of the state’s many fantastic nature trails, there are hundreds of fun, safe, dog friendly activities to enjoy in North Dakota:

Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park - Mandan
Icelandic State Park - Cavalier
Fort Ransom State Park - Fort Ransom
Fort Stevenson State Park - Garrison
Lake Metigoshe State Park - Bottineau
Grahams Island State Park - Devil’s Lake
Cross Ranch State Park - Center
Sully Creek State Park - Medora
Turtle River State Park - Arvilla
Lake Sakakawea State Park - Hazen

Puppies for Sale in North Dakota

Would you like to adopt a Corgi puppy? Maybe you’re looking for German Shepherd puppies for sale in North Dakota? Then you’ve come to the right place.

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