Posted over 11 months ago | Updated 1 week ago
Gentle, loyal, and just a little shy — Tahoe is a young, medium-sized pup who’s ready to find a calm, quiet home where he can truly blossom.
At first, Tahoe may hang back and take his time getting to know new people. But once you’ve earned his trust, you’ll have a devoted best friend who loves to stay close — sometimes so close that he’ll weave under your feet just to be near you!
Calm & well-mannered: Tahoe walks beautifully on leash and doesn’t pull.
Cat-approved: He’s done great with cats and lived peacefully with multiple dogs and cats during a foster stay.
House-trained & crate-trained: He’s fully potty trained and sleeps soundly through the night in his crate.
Gentle personality: A quiet, affectionate boy who loves being near his people without being demanding.
“Tahoe was such a quiet and easy dog to live with. Often, I completely forgot he was there until I went to walk down the hallway, and he was resting right on the floor.
He seems to be very confused about the TV, but he curiously checks it out from time to time. He never once had an accident indoors and slept through the night in a crate without any noise.
It takes a little convincing to get him into the crate, but once he’s in, he settles well. He was very gentle and respectful of the cats and had no issues with my blind dog bumping into him.”
This sweet feedback says it all — Tahoe is calm, polite, and quietly affectionate. He’s the kind of companion who brings peace and warmth to any home.
Tahoe has one funny little quirk — he’s a bit unsure about the voices coming from the TV! He’ll perk up, tilt his head, and try to figure it all out with the sweetest curiosity. With time and reassurance, he’s learning that those mysterious “talking boxes” aren’t so scary after all.
Tahoe would thrive in a peaceful home with patient people who will give him time to settle in and feel safe. Once he does, his gentle, loving nature shines bright — and he’ll be the kind of companion who quietly melts into your heart.
✨ If you’re looking for a calm, affectionate dog who’s ready to bloom with a little love and patience, Tahoe might just be the perfect fit!
Call the Ranch today to meet this sweet soul and see if he’s the one for you.
Rescue Ranch puppies are raised through our puppy foster program. They will have met adults, children, often other dogs, maybe cats. 16-week or older puppies will have taken part in our "Reading to Rescue Pups" program and attended many events.
When they are at least 8 weeks old, puppies are given a wellness exam by a licensed veterinarian.
Before going home, all puppies will have been dewormed and received all age-appropriate vaccinations for parvo/distemper, and Bordetella. If they are 4 months or older they will also have their rabies vaccination.
All p uppies are also microchipped and registered with 911PetChip .
We require spay/neutering of puppies at 6-8 months old (or the appropriate age for giant breeds) by our veterinarian. The procedure is covered by the adoption fee. Alternatively, adopters can choose to have the procedure done by their own vet (proof required), and a portion of the cost will be refunded.
All of our dogs receive the best in veterinary care and are spay/neutered, microchipped, heartworm negative, and fully vaccinated.
The standard adoption donation fee for all dogs and puppies is $300
(unless a reduced fee applies )
Gentle, loyal, and just a little shy — Tahoe is a young, medium-sized pup who’s ready to find a calm, quiet home where he can truly blossom.
At first, Tahoe may hang back and take his time getting to know new people. But once you’ve earned his trust, you’ll have a devoted best friend who loves to stay close — sometimes so close that he’ll weave under your feet just to be near you!
Calm & well-mannered: Tahoe walks beautifully on leash and doesn’t pull.
Cat-approved: He’s done great with cats and lived peacefully with multiple dogs and cats during a foster stay.
House-trained & crate-trained: He’s fully potty trained and sleeps soundly through the night in his crate.
Gentle personality: A quiet, affectionate boy who loves being near his people without being demanding.
“Tahoe was such a quiet and easy dog to live with. Often, I completely forgot he was there until I went to walk down the hallway, and he was resting right on the floor.
He seems to be very confused about the TV, but he curiously checks it out from time to time. He never once had an accident indoors and slept through the night in a crate without any noise.
It takes a little convincing to get him into the crate, but once he’s in, he settles well. He was very gentle and respectful of the cats and had no issues with my blind dog bumping into him.”
This sweet feedback says it all — Tahoe is calm, polite, and quietly affectionate. He’s the kind of companion who brings peace and warmth to any home.
Tahoe has one funny little quirk — he’s a bit unsure about the voices coming from the TV! He’ll perk up, tilt his head, and try to figure it all out with the sweetest curiosity. With time and reassurance, he’s learning that those mysterious “talking boxes” aren’t so scary after all.
Tahoe would thrive in a peaceful home with patient people who will give him time to settle in and feel safe. Once he does, his gentle, loving nature shines bright — and he’ll be the kind of companion who quietly melts into your heart.
✨ If you’re looking for a calm, affectionate dog who’s ready to bloom with a little love and patience, Tahoe might just be the perfect fit!
Call the Ranch today to meet this sweet soul and see if he’s the one for you.
Rescue Ranch puppies are raised through our puppy foster program. They will have met adults, children, often other dogs, maybe cats. 16-week or older puppies will have taken part in our "Reading to Rescue Pups" program and attended many events.
When they are at least 8 weeks old, puppies are given a wellness exam by a licensed veterinarian.
Before going home, all puppies will have been dewormed and received all age-appropriate vaccinations for parvo/distemper, and Bordetella. If they are 4 months or older they will also have their rabies vaccination.
All p uppies are also microchipped and registered with 911PetChip .
We require spay/neutering of puppies at 6-8 months old (or the appropriate age for giant breeds) by our veterinarian. The procedure is covered by the adoption fee. Alternatively, adopters can choose to have the procedure done by their own vet (proof required), and a portion of the cost will be refunded.
All of our dogs receive the best in veterinary care and are spay/neutered, microchipped, heartworm negative, and fully vaccinated.
The standard adoption donation fee for all dogs and puppies is $300
(unless a reduced fee applies )
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