Adopt

My name is Chicky!

Posted 5 days ago | Updated 21 hours ago

Cared for by Rebel Dog Rescue
Adoption process
1

Submit Application

2

Interview

3

Home Check

4

Sign Adoption Contract

5

Take the Pet Home

My basic info

Breed
Labrador Retriever
Color
Tan/Yellow/Fawn
Age
9 months old, Puppy
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
Sex
Female
Pet ID
R1135

My details

Checkmark in teal circle Good with kids
Checkmark in teal circle Good with dogs
Checkmark in teal circle Shots current
Checkmark in teal circle Spayed / Neutered
Checkmark in teal circle Housetrained

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

*This dog is scheduled to arrive in Grimsby, Ontario on Saturday, November 2* Apply to adopt at rebeldogrescue.com*All adoptions with Rebel Dog Rescue have a 15 day probation period. Read about our adoption process on our website.

Chicky is a spunky and charismatic 9 month old puppy! Like most puppies, she loves people and all the attention she can get. She also enjoys meeting some dog friends but prefers to take her time getting to know them before she shows her excitement with them. She loves going on walks and generally does well on the leash but like any young pup, will pull to get to something fun! She is always learning and would do best with a family that is eager to teach her polite manners and the joys of life. House training and crate training are in progress, as well as puppy play. This silly girl thinks she can play with her mouth sometimes but she just needs to learn that people and dogs play differently. Looking for a peppy puppy that has a zest for life? Chicky is your gal!

The ideal home for Chicky would be one with either a playful dog that is patient during the introductory phase or okay without another dog but an active home since she is fairly young. With her being a puppy still, she loves people and going on walks and trying new things, but she needs a home that is willing to teach her manners. She jumps when excited and can be mouthy. Sometimes when she jumps up, you can hear her mouth snap as she is trying to be mouthy but there is no aggression, it's typical puppy behaviour that was never worked out when she was younger likely due to her frequent displacement. She would be good around kids if the mouthy behavior can be worked with. She is very affectionate and friendly with people, she only becomes mouthy/jumpy when she is excited so would not want that to be misconstrued when playing with children.

Chicky does enjoy other dogs but she needs time to warm up to a new friend. She'd do well with another dog that will eventually become playful but can also give her space when first meeting. When meeting dogs that are quickly energetic and playful at first meet, she will avoid them. When first meeting, she likes to develop a relationship before becoming playful with them. She does well on walks with new dogs and even in a closed yard, she is fairly indifferent to them. She'll sniff them and have loose body language around them but looks mainly to people. She was found with 2 other dogs her age as a stray and was kenneled with them onsite and did well; so once she develops that relationship, she'll open up and become more playful. She does not growl or show aggression towards other dogs, she is a little more closed off at first greeting and indifferent, needing time to create a bond. Even with the dogs she gets along with, she is still focused on people's attention just as much as playing with a dog.


Name: Chicky

Breed: Lab mix

Age: ~10 months

Weight: ~45lb

Sex: Female, spayed

Colour: Tan

Medical: No concerns

Good with men: Yes

Good with women: Yes

Good with kids 0-6: Unknown, no exposure

Good with kids 6+: Prefer older due to mouthing tendencies and lack of manners

Good with dogs: Yes

Good with cats: Possibly with proper introductions. She has never lived with cats, but has acted in different to them when she has come into contact.

House trained: Working on it - about 50% there

Crate trained: Working on it - she enters with coaxing and settles quickly after some initial protesting

Resource guarding: None see

Walks on a leash: Yes, but pulls

Energy level: Medium-puppy

Requires detached/single home: Not necessarily

Separation anxiety: None noted

Barker: Average

Rescue

Contact info

Pet ID
R1135
Contact
Phone
Address
Niagara Falls, ON L2R 2H6
Donation
PayPal or E-transfer: finances@rebeldogrescue.com

Their adoption process

1.

Submit Application

Apply to adopt on our website: rebeldogrescue.com.

2.

Interview

If chosen as the successful candidate, you will partake in a phone interview with an adoption coordinator.

3.

Home Check

RDR will complete personal reference checks, vet references and landlord references if applicable. A virtual home check will be completed.

4.

Sign Adoption Contract

5.

Take the Pet Home

Fall in love with your new best friend!

Additional adoption info

R.E.B.E.L Dog Rescue is looking for committed adopters, ready to bring a rescue dog into their life. In order to ensure that we find the best homes for our dogs, adoption applicants must go through an adoption approval process. We receive a number of applications for each dog and only one will be chosen as the successful candidate. Candidates are selected based on the dog's needs. Not being selected for the dog that you applied for does not disqualify you from adopting from us in the future.

Go meet their pets

We do our very best to place our dogs into adoptive homes before they arrive into Canada. This ensures that they have a safe and loving place to go after their long journey up North. All dogs adopted through R.E.B.E.L Dog Rescue will receive a 15 day adoption probation period. This period starts the day the dog enters the care of the adopter. This means that the adoptive family has 15 days to determine that dog is a good fit for them. Although it may feel scary to not meet the dog before adopting, the 15 day period allows you to get to know the dog within your home. If you buy a dog off of Kijiji or at a local shelter you may be given a couple hours to meet the dog. We believe that our program's 15 day probation provides much more insight into how he or she will fit into your home, rather than. a brief meet and greet.

More about this rescue

R.E.B.E.L Dog Rescue was founded in 2020 by a small group of young women with one thing is common: a love for dogs. Since establishment, RDR has successfully found forever homed for over 700 dogs. Our mission is to rescue dogs in dire situations and give them a second chance at life through education and empowerment. All of our dogs come the streets and shelters across Texas, where they are experiencing a dog overpopulation crisis. Our team has travelled to the State to see first-hand how we can help and make a difference in the lives of animals.
R.E.B.E.L stands for: rescue, educate, believe, empower and love dogs. We live by these words every day and encourage the dog-loving community to follow suit!

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