KNB Service Dog Returns to Auction With Minimum Price of About 20 Cents
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A German shepherd named Mateo has again been put up for auction. Bidding will start at 935 tenge, but the price could fall as low as 94 tenge, Orda.kz reports.
The auction will take place on August 18, with applications accepted until 11:55 a.m. The required deposit is 141 tenge.

Mateo currently belongs to the KNB Border Service Department in the Pavlodar region and is being sold through Kazspetsexport.
The auction will use a descending-price format: the price will gradually fall until a bidder agrees to buy the dog. The buyer must also pay Kazspetsexport a commission equal to 15% of the final price.
Original author: Saule Abdykamit
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