One-year-old beardie whippet cross Ginny also went through the same eight-week intensive training course but didn't front on the day.
The Auckland SPCA has not yet received any offers of adoption for the equally intelligent Ginny, said Kalin.
"We've had people offer to adopt Monty and Porter. We've had less interest in Ginny so she's the one we'd really love not to have in the shelter too long."
And despite the rush for the other two, no decisions have been made on where they will go just yet.
"The key issue for us is about finding the best home possible for those dogs because they've done an exceptional job of being ambassadors for all SPCA animals throughout the country so our desire is to find the best possible home for them," Kalin said.
"The whole purpose of this campaign was to find homes for our smart and intelligent dogs. It was always our dream that SPCA dogs would be seen as the dogs of choice in Auckland and throughout the country."
She said the campaign was a creative way of getting that message across.
People will get another opportunity to meet the dogs and see them drive at the SPCA Auckland Animal Village this Saturday.
The open day will run from 10.30am - 2.30pm at 50 Westney Rd in Mangere where people can see how the training was done, watch a live demonstration and adopt dogs.
See the Auckland SPCA website for details.
- nzherald.co.nz
