Beagle puppies and dogs in Hamilton, Ontario

**IF THIS LISTING IS STILL POSTED THIS DOG IS STILL AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION. NO NEED TO EMAIL ASKING IF THE DOG IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE READ THROUGH THIS BIO THOROUGHLY AS INFORMATION ON HOW TO APPLY IS CONTAINED IN THIS LISTING** For Adoption: Charm! Please read our dog bios carefully to be sure that the dog you are applying for suits your family and lifestyle. We at PDR believe in the benefits of post-adoption training for our dogs and their families. This allows for continued socialization, learning and helps to create a well-mannered and balanced dog. Post-adoption training is a requirement in our adoption process. To apply for adoption and for more information on our process and requirements, visit our website at https://pounddog.ca/adoption-info/. Charm is a 2 year old beagle. She is a medium size dog, weighing 30lbs, with a classic brown, black and white coat. She has floppy ears which have some bumpiness to them from previously untreated ear infections, but she is all good now. Charm is her personality; she is eager to please and to be loved by her people. The name Charm came from my daughter who liked the name from something she watched as a child. Charm also responded to it when we used it with her. Charm was a stray so we really do not know much about her history. She has a sweet personality and a need for attention and closeness, she also demonstrates resilience in manner reminding us that you “catch more flies with honey…”. She is a bit of a velcro dog and follows the teens and foster mother around the house needing to be within sight all the time. A family who has lots of time to give her attention in the form of pets, walks and daily chats would be very welcome in her life. A calm yet active family environment with children old enough to be dog savvy would be a great place for Charm to live. Children in the home will need to be over the age of 8yrs as Beagles will take any advantage to head out and go searching for a scent to track…so doors and gates need to always be firmly shut right away and the children in the home need to be aware of this and responsible enough to always shut the doors behind them. She enjoys the attention that she gets from the teens living in her foster home and follows them around when they are home. Charm enjoys a quiet home environment and gets nervous with a lot of noise or activity. We noticed that when the neighbours were having a boisterous “party” and the voices were loud that she was intimidated and did not want to venture outside to pee even though there was a fence dividing the 2 properties. She herself is a quiet beagle. She has only demonstrated her classic beagle bray a handful of times and quickly quieted herself when nothing came of it and/or a “quiet” from her foster was given. She gets a walk in the morning and another in the evening but would certainly go out more often. Beagles are outdoorsy, active dogs so her forever family will need to embrace this and ensure that she is getting the exercise she needs to be happy. Her leash skills are a work in progress, but she does well when the leash is kept a little shorter as she will get underfoot following her nose otherwise. . She will pull towards other dogs and wildlife, we are actively working on this so she can continue to be a good walker. She is less motivated by food when she is on a walk. Charm welcomes her foster family home and looks for scratches and attention by sitting on her back legs with her front paws up. She is curious and wants to be a part of everything. Be careful when you go to sit down as she will often get behind or underneath you! She knows “off” as she can sometimes get demanding by climbing up on her foster mom with her front paws. When “off” is said, she will remove her paws and lean in with her head for a scratch. It is such a sweet and lovely cuddle. When done scratching her, she will usually find her own space, within reach, to take a snooze. Charm house trained well and seemed to do her business outside but initially was able to take such a quick pee if you turned for one second away but once caught in the act, and “nuh unh” was used and she was brought outside, this incident was not repeated. When she begins to frantically sniff around (and there is no food available) we know she needs to get outside. We are using bells to show her how to ask to go outside with some success. She is definitely not left alone in the house unsupervised as we need to be able to capture her attention to go outside quickly and we use positive reinforcement/food for doing so, especially when bells have been rung. Charm allowed her foster mom to trim her nails and give her a bath within a week of taking her in and before her spay. While she did not find it the most enjoyable experience, sometimes pulling her paws back or moving out of arms reach in the bath, she enjoyed the liver treats being given at regular intervals and allowed for the grooming to be done. She is a very tolerant dog and will acquiesce to most things if food is involved. She settles in her crate quickly with a little peanut butter as a reinforcement but will initially resist entering it. At night, she has a crate in the bedroom and willingly, without demand, will “go to bed” into her crate for the night. She typically sleeps all night (6-8hours) before becoming restless. The crate prevents her from getting into things and making messes while we are away or busy. She has not yet had an accident in her crate. She is crated in the day when we are not home and does well. The crate is used for car rides as well. She will whine a bit but eventually settles down for the ride. Charm has a feline foster brother, Rusty who she merely takes a quick sniff of from time to time. She heeds the hiss of the cat when he has had enough. They share a water bowl but the cat food is put where Charm cannot access it as she would eat that too! Charm would do well as the only dog in the home but could also do well with a quiet natured male dog. Charm is slowly but surely learning her manners. Charm usually responds to “come” especially if it sounds exciting. She knows “sit” and does not receive reward until all four paws are on the floor. She knows “off” and will remove whatever her front paws are on when it is said firmly. She is learning to ring her bells and has demonstrated this more each day but still requires reminders. By helping her ring them each time she goes outside, the connection is being made. When eating at the kitchen table and her begging is ignored, she defaults to the couch and takes a snooze or watches her family eat. She is a bit of a menace when her foster mom wants to bring tea or a snack to have in front of the TV by pawing at her and trying to climb onto the table where the tea is placed. “Off” is more difficult to obey when food is involved. Putting her leash on at this time can be helpful. She will eventually settle, but only after she realizes that her foster is not going to give her anything. She will also need more training such as “leave it”, “drop it” to keep herself safe in the event she tries or succeeds in getting hold of something that she shouldn’t have, like the bunny she caught the day of her spay… If Charm were tall enough, she would counter surf so we have avoided putting human food within her reach. Basic obedience training will teach Charm and her new family together how to manage her manners. A calm and active family would be a great forever home for Charm. She will thrive with lots of attention and togetherness of trusted people in her life. Ultimately, she is a loving soul who craves and deserves attention and love in return. With the right training and investment of time, she will be a treasured family member. She is a Charm. Name: Charm ID # PDR1515 Age: 2yrs Gender: female Spayed: yes UTD vaccines: yes Breed: Beagle Colours: tri Coat length: short House trained: yes Special needs: no OK with kids: older OK with cats: yes Ok with dogs: yes Status: adoptable Microchip: yes Size: med Location: Kitchener Adoption fee: $800

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QUICK FACTS Name: Forest Age: 1 year old Gender: Male (Neutered) Breed: Beagle Jindo mix Color: Brown (with some white spots on my chest, paws,& tip of my tail) Weight: 10kg / 22lbs Microchipped, Fully Vaccinated Up to Date, Dewormed   MY RESCUE STORY I was rescued from a crowded city pound after being placed on the euthanasia list due to a lack of space. Thankfully, rescuers stepped in just in time and gave me a second chance at life. Now, I'm safe, loved, and ready to find a forever family of my own. I can't wait to start the next chapter of my journey with people who will cherish me and love me forever.   MY HEALTH All vaccinations up-to-date Healthy with no known health issues   MY PERSONALITY While I can be a little shy at first, I warm up quickly and am a very resilient boy. The love and care I've received at the care facility have helped me come out of my shell, and these days I often approach new people with curiosity and affection. I have a big appetite and love my meals, but I also have a fast metabolism and don't gain weight easily, which is why I maintain my slim, athletic figure. I'm a popular guy among my dog friends and, being a young dog, I enjoy fooling around, playing, and having fun with my buddies. I'm also a very affectionate boy who enjoys building relationships with the people I trust. I love giving kisses and look forward to spending time with the staff and volunteers who care for me. Although I'm healthy, I do have a slightly sensitive tummy, so I do best when new foods and treats are introduced gradually. One of my most charming features is my unique look. I have long, slender legs, a classic Jindo body, and an adorable Beagle-like face and ears. People often say I look a little sad all the time, but that's actually part of my charm and what makes me so irresistibly cute! With my sweet personality, playful spirit, and loving heart, I'm ready to find a forever family who will appreciate just how special I am.   MY SOCIAL SKILLS · With People: I'm a little shy when meeting new people, but I warm up quickly with patience, kindness, and a few tasty treats. I'll happily take treats from your hand and allow gentle pets while I get to know you. As I become more comfortable, my affectionate side starts to shine. I allow myself to be picked up and, once I feel safe and relaxed, I love showing my belly for extra attention and rubs. With a little time, you'll discover that I'm a sweet and loving boy who enjoys building close bonds with my people. · With Dogs: I'm super friendly with my dog friends and love socializing with them. In fact, I'm quite popular among my canine buddies and enjoy spending time playing, exploring, and hanging out with the other dogs at the care facility. I generally get along best with dogs who have a similar size and energy level to mine, as we tend to enjoy the same style of play and interaction. My friendly and easygoing nature helps me make friends easily, and I genuinely enjoy having canine companions around. · With Cats: My reaction to cats is unknown. A cat test can be arranged upon request to ensure the best fit.   ENERGY LEVEL & ACTIVITY I have a moderate energy level. I enjoy spending time outdoors, exploring, and having fun, but once I’ve had my activity and excitement, I’m more than happy to come inside and relax comfortably indoors.   TRAINING & HABITS I can pull on leash at times when I'm excited or curious, but overall I follow my handler's lead nicely and am a pleasant walking companion. I have excellent manners around food and do not guard my meals from people or other dogs. While I may bark occasionally to express myself, I'm generally a quiet and well-mannered boy. I know how to settle and rest calmly in my kennel when it's time to relax. For potty habits, I can use both pee pads indoors and go potty outdoors, giving my future family a great foundation to build on. Most importantly, my confidence continues to grow day by day. As I gain more positive experiences and build trust with the people around me, I'm becoming a happier, more confident version of myself every day.   MY IDEAL HOME I’m searching for a patient, loving family who can help me become the best version of myself. I’ll thrive in a home with: • A family that will provide me with a safe haven – where I can decompress, be myself in a stable environment • A family that understands my past and is patient with me throughout • A family that enjoys indoor and outdoor time together • A family that will love and cherish me forever   SPECIAL NOTES I'm an overall chill, easygoing boy who doesn't ask for much. While I may need a little time to settle in and fully open up, I promise I'm worth the wait. Once I trust you, I'll happily shower you with kisses, affection, and plenty of requests for pets and attention. I have a well-balanced energy level and enjoy both outdoor adventures and relaxing at home. My gentle nature and sweet personality make me an easy companion to live with, and I'm happiest when I can simply spend time with my people. If you're looking for a mellow, loving dog who will become your loyal companion and best friend, I may be exactly who you've been searching for.   FOREST'S YOUTUBE PLAYLIST   Apply to foster or adopt: https://www.welcomedogkorea.org For Inquiries: info@welcomedogkorea.co ##2763203##

Tiny is a petite, sensitive soul who has clearly had to navigate a tough start in life. Because of that, she values her personal space and feels safest when interactions are calm, respectful, and on her terms. With other dogs, Tiny communicates clearlyshell give a warning growl if another dog comes too close, and once her boundaries are respected, shes able to settle and relax.Shes shown that with calm, non-reactive dogs who give her space, Tiny can decompress, sniff politely, and even lie down nearby. High-energy dogs that are still learning boundaries can make her feel stressed, so slow, thoughtful introductions are important for her success. While she may coexist with the right dog in an experienced home, Tiny would truly thrive as the only dog, where she can feel secure and never have to compete for space or resources.Tiny is learning that people can be trustedand its been beautiful to watch. Shes formed a strong bond with her caregiver and now seeks out affection, even choosing to curl up and lay on them. Shes also made gentle progress with children, cautiously approaching an older child and allowing pettingsomething she wouldnt have felt safe doing just a week ago.Her kennel is her safe haven, and she does very well in it. She keeps her space clean and shows all the signs that house training will come easily in a home environment. Tiny doesnt want chaosshe wants peace, consistency, and someone who understands that trust is earned, not rushed.Tiny would do best in a quiet, adult-only or older-child home, ideally as the only dog, with someone who can offer patience, structure, and love. In return, shell give deep loyalty, quiet companionship, and the incredibly rewarding experience of watching a once-guarded heart fully open. Name: Tiny (20260128-07)Weight: 18 lbsAge: 1.5 yearsGender: femaleSpayed/Neutered: noMedical issues: noBreed: beagle mixColour: tan/blackNeck size (for collar):Height (from top of head):Length (from nose to base of tail):Crate size recommended:Good with women: yesGood with men: yesGood with kids: no exposureGood with other dogs: with proper introsGood with cats: no exposureHouse trained: working on itCrate trained: yesEnergy level: mediumCan be handled/touched: yes, but needs time to warm up to youBarker: noFlight risk: All newly adopted or fostered dogs are a flight riskFood aggressive: noCurrent food:Walks on leash: working on itLeash reactive to people or dogs: noRides well in car:Destructive: noNeeds a home with a yard: yesNeeds a home with another dog: noCan live in an apartment: no Please visit our website niagaradogrescue.com to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.

Meet Snickers! If you're looking for a puppy who loves affection and wants to be close to his people, Snickers may be your perfect match! This sweet, social little boy is searching for a forever family to call his own. His mama is a small breed dog weighing approximately 25 pounds, so Snickers is expected to stay on the smaller side as he grows. Snickers is being fostered with both dogs and cats and gets along wonderfully with everyone. He loves following his foster family around the house, joining in on playtime, and making sure he doesn't miss out on any of the fun. One of his favorite things in the world is being picked up and cuddled. In fact, if you're wearing shorts, consider yourself warnedSnickers and his siblings are known for enthusiastically jumping against their foster mom's legs in hopes of being scooped up for some extra attention! Like any good little watchdog, Snickers will let you know when someone is at the door, but his true talent is winning hearts with his loving personality. Snickers enjoys being around people and is always ready for affection, playtime, or an adventure. As a young puppy, Snickers is a blank slate with endless potential. He is looking for a family that is committed to investing the time, patience, training, and love needed to help him grow into a well-mannered adult dog. With the right guidance and plenty of positive experiences, Snickers is sure to become a loyal and devoted companion for years to come. Good with adults: Yes Good with kids: Yes Good with other dogs: Yes Good with cats: Yes House trained: No Crate trained: No Energy level: Puppy Can be handled/touched: Yes Barker: Yes, when playing and when someone comes to the door. Flight risk: Yes, all newly adopted dogs are a flight risk Food aggressive: No Walks on leash: No Leash Reactive to people or dogs: Unknown Rides well in car: Unknown Destructive: Puppy Needs a home with a yard: No Needs a home with another dog: No Can live in an apartment: Yes Please visit our website niagaradogrescue.com to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.

Meet Skittles! Just like her colorful name, Skittles is a sweet little puppy with a personality all her own. Her mama is a small breed dog weighing approximately 25 pounds, so Skittles is expected to remain on the smaller side as she grows. Skittles is a friendly and social girl who is being fostered with both cats and dogs and gets along well with everyone. She loves following her foster family around the house, joining in on playtime, and being part of the action. While she doesn't pay much attention to the cats indoors, she does think it's great fun to chase them around the yard when they're outside together! When someone arrives at the door, Skittles is quick to let everyone know with a bark. Compared to her siblings, Skittles is a little more reserved and can be somewhat cautious in new situations. Because of this, she would thrive in a home with another friendly, confident dog who can help show her the ropes and continue building her confidence. She may wiggle and squirm when being picked up, but underneath it all is a loving puppy who simply needs guidance, patience, and positive experiences as she grows. Like all puppies, Skittles is a blank slate with endless potential. She is looking for a forever family that is ready to invest the time, energy, and commitment needed to help her learn, grow, and become the wonderful adult dog she is meant to be. In return, you'll gain a loyal companion who will be by your side through all of life's adventures. Good with adults: Yes Good with kids: Yes Good with other dogs: Yes Good with cats: Yes House trained: No Crate trained: No Energy level: Puppy Can be handled/touched: Yes Barker: Yes, when playing and when someone comes to the door. Flight risk: Yes, all newly adopted dogs are a flight risk Food aggressive: No Walks on leash: No Leash Reactive to people or dogs: Unknown Rides well in car: Unknown Destructive: Puppy Needs a home with a yard: No Needs a home with another dog: No Can live in an apartment: Yes Please visit our website niagaradogrescue.com to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.