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Danny

German Shepherd Dog Retriever (Unknown Type)

Male, 1 yr 6 mos
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Danny, a 16 month old gentle giant with a loving heart, awaits a forever home that understands his delicate nature. In his past, trauma has left scars, but with the right environment, he can blossom into the affectionate companion he longs to be. A quiet home with a single female owner working from home, would provide Danny with the stability and comfort he needs. His present foster environment has an adult male and female. Danny is always connected to the female but bounces back and forth with the male. One day he is terrified and runs to his crate whenever the male arrives, and the next day he is licking his face and wanting scratches and loving. He is unsure of smaller humans and would be best suited in a home without children under 10-12 years old. Danny's emotional intelligence is extraordinary. He is incredibly perceptive of human emotions and can sense when someone is feeling down or anxious. This empathy makes him an exceptional companion, offering comfort and support through his gentle presence.Danny is well-trained and knows various commands and tricks having completed beginner and intermediate training. He walks well on a leash, listening attentively to his human's instructions. However, his recall is still a work in progress, though he is a quick learner and eager to please.Despite his impressive size, Danny is surprisingly playful and energetic. He loves to run and can spend hours chasing after a ball or engaging in friendly games with his foster brother. However, he is still unsure about his dog beds, having gone through several before finding a few that he feels comfortable with.Danny's love for toys is undeniable, but his black Kong is his absolute favorite. It's the only toy that can withstand his chewing prowess. While he can be cautious and nervous around men, Danny is gradually socializing well with his neighbors and friends. He is believed to be a mix of Shepherd and either Boxer or Belgian Malinois (based on his colouring), a combination that results in a large and loving dog.Danny's safe spot is his crate, and he needs unrestricted access to it at all times. He enjoys car rides, couches and beds but we are unsure if he was ever allowed on them in the past. His passive and chill demeanor makes him a delightful companion, but patience is essential as he gets to know his new surroundings and people.In the past, Danny struggled with anxiety peeing and separation anxiety. He was successful in breaking out of standard wire crates (through brute force). Once he got an escape proof crate, he seemed to have given up on his escape attempts and is quite content hanging out in his safe space While he has made significant progress, there may be days when he reverts to these behaviors. It's important to remember that he would thrive best in a larger area with a fenced-in yard and daily walks to provide him with the mental and physical stimulation he needs.Danny is neutered, up-to-date with all his shots, and on a particular supplement that his new family should continue with, as recommended by his veterinarian. He is a big love bug who enjoys fetching shoes and playing with his foster brother, though he is still learning to be mindful of his size around smaller dogs.Danny is a unique old soul who deserves a loving and patient family who will cherish him for the gentle giant he is. With the right environment and care, he will blossom into a loyal and devoted companion, filling their lives with endless love and joy.HIstory: Danny was part of the Dover Dozen, a group of 12 puppies dumped at the side of a road near Port Dover. He unfortunately spent the first 11 months of his life in a shelter. He has been fostered since March of 2024, with his foster brother Dexter (who is also available for adoption). The two of them together provide endless hours of laughter and entertainment and a dual adoption would certainly be an option. Name: DannyBreed: Sherperd mix, maybe boxer or black mouth cur?Weight: ~70 PoundsGender/Status: Male, NeuteredColour: Tan with som black and whiteMedical (past & present): Healthy, UTDGood with adults: YesGood with kids: yes, ages 10 and upGood with dogs: Yes, with slow introductionsGood with cats: NoHousebroken: Yes but sometimes has acccidents when he's stressedCrate trained: YesCrate aggressive: NoFood aggressive: NoLeash trained: Working on it! Energy level: Medium to highSuitable for an apartment: MaybeCan be handled: YesBarker: No
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Symphony

Belgian Malinois

Female, 3 yrs 7 mos
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hi there. My name is Symphony and here is a little info about me: Height: 43 cm Size: Large RESCUE STORY The time we saw Symphony we knew that she was another victim of abandonment. It is not unusual for a dog taken as a puppy to be abandoned when it grows up. She was running from one side to the other in heavy traffic. If she wouldn’t die from starving, she was going to die from a car accident for sure. So we took her to the vet to see if she had a family who was looking for their dog. But we could not find a microchip on her. So our journey with Symphony started. Character Symphony is very social and just looooves human attention. He greets everyone who comes to her section in the shelter with enthusiastic jumps and little happy circles. Outside she is curious, but pays attention to the human. Also is happy to stop for a play with a toy or some cuddles. She is always ready to show her belly with a single touch. Besides her cheerful character, she turns out to be really smart. Symphony would fit best with an active family. She can live with other friendly dogs. We don’t know how she is around cats but due to her curiosity and eagerness to play, you should be ready for training if you have a cat(s). She probably would love to live with children if her enthusiastic character is taken into consideration. Energy Level: Active Prey drive: None observed Fears: None observed Training: She knows how to walk with a leash but still needs training. Health notes: No health issues.
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Bucky

German Shepherd Dog Siberian Husky

Male, 4 yrs 1 mo
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Bucky – A Spirited Companion Awaiting His Forever Home! Age: 3.5 Years Breed: German Shepherd & Siberian Husky Mix Location: Hamilton, Ontario Suitable for: A loving home without young children or other dogs Background: Bucky is a strikingly handsome, playful, and energetic mix of German Shepherd and Siberian Husky. After being a cherished member of his family for 2 years, Bucky is in search of a new forever home due to changes in his family's circumstances. Their arrival of a new baby has led them to make the difficult decision to find Bucky a home where he can receive the attention and care he deserves. Personality: Bucky is a bundle of joy with a zest for life that is contagious. His spirited nature is complemented by his intelligence and loyalty – traits that both his breeds are well-known for. Bucky adores spending time with his humans, whether it's going for a run, playing fetch, or simply lounging around. He has a heart full of love and is always eager to show his affection to those he cares about. Requirements for Adoption: Adult-only home or one with teenagers: Bucky's enthusiastic personality makes him better suited for a home without young children. Preferably no other dogs: To ensure Bucky can receive undivided attention and not have to compete for resources, a home without other dogs is ideal. However, with proper introduction and management, Bucky might learn to coexist peacefully with a canine sibling. Active lifestyle: Bucky thrives in an environment where he can channel his energy through regular exercise and mental stimulation. He is looking for someone who shares his love for adventure and is up for the challenge of keeping both his mind and body engaged. Commitment to training: While Bucky is playful and loving, he will benefit from an owner who is experienced in handling dogs and committed to continuing his training. With the right guidance, Bucky is sure to become an even more amazing companion. Bucky's Promise: In return for your care and leadership, Bucky promises a lifetime of loyalty, companionship, and unforgettable moments. This gorgeous boy is ready to fill your life with excitement, laughter, and love. If you feel you are the right match for Bucky and can offer him the loving, stable home he deserves, please contact us to learn more about the adoption process. Let’s help Bucky find his forever home where he can flourish and be the devoted companion we know he can be.

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