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My basic info
Breed
German Shepherd Dog
Color
Black
Age
1 year 6 months old, Young
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Purebred
Needs experienced adopter
Shots current
Housetrained
My personality
My story
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Name: Rook
Breed: GSD
DOB/Sex: June 14, 2023/M
Known Health Issues: Cryptorchid. Will be corrected at neuter. Front end assembly is poorly constructed.
Good With: Cats! Dogs!
Working breed experienced kids will be considered on a case by case basis.
NO DOG PARKS
Rook is a stunningly handsome young man, who is starting his search for his forever home. He is looking for an experienced handler, that will continue his training, so that he can be the best version of himself he can be.
Rook is currently working through reactivity, and severe stranger danger. He has already made great progress, but this is ongoing management and structured socialization. He is loud, happy to be confrontational, and will throw himself around to try and get what he wants. He is currently better with women, then men.
When he arrived he was very indimated and unsure of other dogs. He now enjoys a playgroup with his peers, and is gaining confidence. He's still a bit clumsy, and makes errors, but he's benefiting from a structured pack. However if you think you're going to take him to the dog park, that's a hard no. He can likely be introduced to most other canine pals, with proper and patient guidance, but I can see him bullying soft dogs.
Rook is learning that places, like the vet, are positive experiences, and that strangers I allow him to interact with, are good people. He doesn't enjoy grooming, but I am now able to bath, brush, and nail trim.
Rook's leash manners are a work in progress. He's a big floppy puppy, who isn't quiet sure of himself. He is learning about leash pressure, and boundaries. He will push back, especially if he feels you are being unfair. He loves adventure, and gains confidence every outting!
Rook will be okay with most dogs, with proper intros. I would shy away from delicate dogs, as he does not know his size, and could easily hurt them accidentally. He cpuld also become a bully for soft dogs. Cats, again with proper training and boundaries should be fine. Kids that will respect boundaries, give him space, and not be intimidated by a VERY loud, boisterous, fearful dog will be considered on a case by case basis. He is not a dog for a very social family, with lots of friends, and kids friends visiting.
Rook has been lame on both front legs, for a brief period of time, not at the same time. His conformation isn't great, and is likely contributing. Xrays have been completed and nothing of note was found. He just has poor conformation. This does not affect his day to day at this time, but he is not a candidate for high impact sports; agility, flyball, improper fetch games, things that require jumping or hard stops etc. However he can certainly have a good romp around the yard!
Rook has his challenges, but he gives back in spades. He is very cuddly, sweet, and bonds hard to his person, as Shepherds do. With time, patience, and consistency, he will be the best boy ❤️
If you are up for the challenge, and have a passion for dog training, apply here: https://form.jotform.com/233466598767073
________________________________
Adoption through Inugoya includes:
- the dog
- All vaccinations & required boosters; DA2PPv, Bordetella, Lyme, Leptospirosis, and Rabies
- 4DX Blood Test (Heartworm, Lyme Disease, Ehrlichia, Anaplasmosis)
- Age appropriate wellness blood screen
- Fecal test
- Deworming & Flea/Tick/Heartworm prevention
- Spay/Neuter
- Microchip
- Hip xray for all dogs that undergo anesthesia
- All medical needs assessed and concluded. For those that have ongoing medical needs, all bloodwork and tests will be current, and a full refill supply of meds sent with the adopted pet.
- Full 30/35lb bag of their current diet
- Nylon Leash & Collar set
- Training Collar
- Biothane Leash, Collar, & Training Line set from MyLeash
- PuppyLED Illuminated Collar
- Coupon for 2 Dogs Up Collars & Leather
- Little Lyn Lyn's Treat Package
- BOOPME ID tag
All Adopters are required to attend formal obedience classes upon adoption.
All Adopters are required to obtain, and maintain pet insurance for their newly adopted companion.
Please email InugoyaAdoptions@outlook.com for an application to start the process. Thank you for considering adoption!
Name: Rook
Breed: GSD
DOB/Sex: June 14, 2023/M
Known Health Issues: Cryptorchid. Will be corrected at neuter. Front end assembly is poorly constructed.
Good With: Cats! Dogs!
Working breed experienced kids will be considered on a case by case basis.
NO DOG PARKS
Rook is a stunningly handsome young man, who is starting his search for his forever home. He is looking for an experienced handler, that will continue his training, so that he can be the best version of himself he can be.
Rook is currently working through reactivity, and severe stranger danger. He has already made great progress, but this is ongoing management and structured socialization. He is loud, happy to be confrontational, and will throw himself around to try and get what he wants. He is currently better with women, then men.
When he arrived he was very indimated and unsure of other dogs. He now enjoys a playgroup with his peers, and is gaining confidence. He's still a bit clumsy, and makes errors, but he's benefiting from a structured pack. However if you think you're going to take him to the dog park, that's a hard no. He can likely be introduced to most other canine pals, with proper and patient guidance, but I can see him bullying soft dogs.
Rook is learning that places, like the vet, are positive experiences, and that strangers I allow him to interact with, are good people. He doesn't enjoy grooming, but I am now able to bath, brush, and nail trim.
Rook's leash manners are a work in progress. He's a big floppy puppy, who isn't quiet sure of himself. He is learning about leash pressure, and boundaries. He will push back, especially if he feels you are being unfair. He loves adventure, and gains confidence every outting!
Rook will be okay with most dogs, with proper intros. I would shy away from delicate dogs, as he does not know his size, and could easily hurt them accidentally. He cpuld also become a bully for soft dogs. Cats, again with proper training and boundaries should be fine. Kids that will respect boundaries, give him space, and not be intimidated by a VERY loud, boisterous, fearful dog will be considered on a case by case basis. He is not a dog for a very social family, with lots of friends, and kids friends visiting.
Rook has been lame on both front legs, for a brief period of time, not at the same time. His conformation isn't great, and is likely contributing. Xrays have been completed and nothing of note was found. He just has poor conformation. This does not affect his day to day at this time, but he is not a candidate for high impact sports; agility, flyball, improper fetch games, things that require jumping or hard stops etc. However he can certainly have a good romp around the yard!
Rook has his challenges, but he gives back in spades. He is very cuddly, sweet, and bonds hard to his person, as Shepherds do. With time, patience, and consistency, he will be the best boy ❤️
If you are up for the challenge, and have a passion for dog training, apply here: https://form.jotform.com/233466598767073
________________________________
Adoption through Inugoya includes:
- the dog
- All vaccinations & required boosters; DA2PPv, Bordetella, Lyme, Leptospirosis, and Rabies
- 4DX Blood Test (Heartworm, Lyme Disease, Ehrlichia, Anaplasmosis)
- Age appropriate wellness blood screen
- Fecal test
- Deworming & Flea/Tick/Heartworm prevention
- Spay/Neuter
- Microchip
- Hip xray for all dogs that undergo anesthesia
- All medical needs assessed and concluded. For those that have ongoing medical needs, all bloodwork and tests will be current, and a full refill supply of meds sent with the adopted pet.
- Full 30/35lb bag of their current diet
- Nylon Leash & Collar set
- Training Collar
- Biothane Leash, Collar, & Training Line set from MyLeash
- PuppyLED Illuminated Collar
- Coupon for 2 Dogs Up Collars & Leather
- Little Lyn Lyn's Treat Package
- BOOPME ID tag
All Adopters are required to attend formal obedience classes upon adoption.
All Adopters are required to obtain, and maintain pet insurance for their newly adopted companion.
Please email InugoyaAdoptions@outlook.com for an application to start the process. Thank you for considering adoption!
Inugoya Rehoming and Rehabilitation is a specialized foster home located in the Niagara region of Ontario. Focusing on working breeds, primarily German shepherds, and Rottweilers, and experienced with puppies to all behavioural challenges.
Inugoya Rehoming and Rehabilitation is a specialized foster home located in the Niagara region of Ontario. Focusing on working breeds, primarily German shepherds, and Rottweilers, and experienced with puppies to all behavioural challenges.
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