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Chesapeake Bay Retriever puppies and dogs in Burlington, North Carolina

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These Chesapeake Bay Retrievers are available in Burlington, North Carolina.
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HULK

Chesapeake Bay Retriever

Male, 1 yr 4 mos
Burlington, NC
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Volunteer notes, 4/24/24:There are so many nice dogs at the shelter but Hulk just might be my favorite. I can`t possibly visit without taking him out for some playtime. He is truly an all-around excellent dog. He is playful yet calm, energetic yet attentive, and immediately people-friendly without requiring any special handling. We walked him on leash today and after some initial hesitation at the front door, he did beautifully--no pulling at all. He has such a sweet face and waits so patiently to be taken out; I can`t understand how someone hasn`t scooped him up yet.Volunteer notes, 4/18/24:We loved spending time with Hulk in the play yard today! He was calm and well-behaved on the leash. He was interested in the dogs around him but able to be redirected. He knew `sit` and took treats gently but wasn`t overly treat motivated. He was active and playful but also laid down for lots of pets. Such a nice boy and very smart!

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These Chesapeake Bay Retrievers are available for adoption close to Burlington, North Carolina.
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Hillary

Chesapeake Bay Retriever

Female, 3 yrs
Raleigh, NC
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hello! My name is Hillary aka CoCo! I am a super sweet Chesapeake Bay Retriever. I am about 3 years old and weigh approximately 62 pounds. I have a lot of energy! I love going for walks but sometimes I get distracted by squirrels, birds and humans. Sometimes I pull and need to be corrected. I LOVE going to the park. I run and run and run. I have made many friends-mainly my foster sister, Bosco. We play and play and play until my foster mom has had enough. I have a boyfriend in the neighborhood and his name is Moses. He too is a golden/Chesapeake combo. We see each other and give kisses. I also have 2 other boyfriends that Moses does not know about-Yogie, who is a Rhodesian ridgeback, and Leo, who is a German shepherd. We are always having play dates!! Oh… I forgot Knuckles-the neighbors bulldog. Knuckles was kind of in my face. But I dog-checked him and we are good. So bossy that one! My foster mom has said I have made a TON of advances. When I was placed with her, I would not eat dog food or eat snacks. I now LOVE dog food; and eat tons of snacks. I LOVE bananas, sweet potato, green beans-and of course dried beef liver and dried chicken. I was super skinny-but I have gained weight!! I was also not house trained. I now go outside and do my business. I feel bad because I was so confused before. But my foster mom has been great and I love her with all my heart!!! At some point, I think I was water deprived, so I am a water gorger. Mostly I just eat ice now. I love it and its my go-to. But sometimes I will gorge at the park, and then forget and make a mess in my house. I have to remember that eating ice means going potty outside. And drinking water also means going outside. One time, my foster mom took me to the drive through at Bojangles. I hated it!! I barked at the lady taking my order and then I would not eat a Bo-round. My foster mom was shoving that thing in my face the whole 2 blocks home. First, she shouldn’t be going to fast food, and second, not everyone likes fast food. She tried that same crap when we went through the drive through to get “the Lord’s chicken.” I’m just not a fan of waffle fries. I am not kennel trained. But there is really no need for me to be. I have only chewed on approved dog toys and when I nap-I am either on the couch or on the dog bed. My foster mom got a camera to keep a watch on us when she is away. She was bummed when she found out that me and Bosco mainly just sleep on the couch. I haven’t done anything bad, not compared to Bosco. She’s the one that needs training. One thing I taught Bosco was to look out the window. I love the window and love watching what is happening outside. And Bosco taught me to fetch!!! I’m kind of still new at it, but love a good ball launch!! When we went to the park the other day, I played with the neighbor kids. I just love them!! I am always down for snuggles. And I snuggle hard. I love having my ears petted and generally having quiet time. I just want to be loved!!!

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Milly

Labrador Retriever Hound (Unknown Type)

Female, Adult
Burlington, NC
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Milly is a sweet dog that would do well with someone who could be more involved and keep her active. She does best with one owner, or a couple with no children. I have had her for ten years along with my cat, whom she tolerates. Am no longer able to care for her due to tragic events in my life and no time.. She is house trained but needs to be leash trained and would do well with someone who knows how to give her lots of attention. She is fine around my grandchildren, but is never around other children much. She does not respond well to men or strangers at first, but with time adapts to new people.
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*PARADISE

Labrador Retriever

Female, 3 yrs 11 mos
Burlington, NC
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Paradise is here to wrap up Tongue Out Tuesday. This pretty brindle girl is about 3 years old and she has been waiting very patiently for someone to come adopt her. She was surrendered due to no fault of her own and lived with another dog in her prior home. She is a sweet, loving girl and she is ready to start a new life with you!Dog Day Out notes, 11/3/23:Paradise is the sweetest dog ever! She will just lay by your side and is a great hugger! She is great with a lot of people around her and was friendly to everyone she encountered. Paradise will make a great companion and has the cutest smile. Dog Day Out notes, 9/2/23: When I arrived at BAS Saturday for dog day out, the staff had picked Paradise for me as a great dog to take out for the day, citing that she loved to hug and was a lot of fun. They were absolutely right, Paradise has a LOT of love to give and isn`t bashful about showing her affection. She likes to sit close on car rides once she gets her fill of wind in her ears. Wasn`t afraid to put her torso in the breeze, either! She did great on the leash and loved exploring and smelling all the trails at Davidson Park. Paradise is sure to make some lucky adopter very happy. Never barked, never lunged other than at one squirrel, just an overall sweetheart. I was also impressed at how well she would listen when we had a short visit at my house. We only encountered a few other dogs on the trail and Paradise was not fazed by them, just kept to her business of walking and sniffing.Dog Day Out notes, 8/19/23: I took Paradise to Great Bend Park and on the Glencoe section of the Haw River Trail. Paradise was a lot of fun! She was excited to be on the trails! She pulls mostly because I was not fast enough for her so she would probably be a great running buddy. She was very good at staying on trail and we let her get in the river a few times along the way so she could cool off. She loved the water! The more time we spent with her she started to slow down to my usual pace and when I stopped to let my friend catch up to us Paradise nicely waited with me while looking at me to see when I’d say - okay let’s go! She would do these cute gallops when she started going again. She wanted to meet everyone she saw and loves to give hugs. She would sit for treats and is food motivated which would probably help with any training. She has such soft fur. Paradise has so much exuberance being outside it made me happy to see her enjoying herself. She
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ROCKAFELLA

Labrador Retriever

Male, 11 yrs 10 mos
Burlington, NC
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Foster notes, 12/5/23:Rockafella is a good boy. He is a senior guy who has done well to meet and continue to greet the neighborhood children. He is anxious around unknown people and pets. So far, I have been unable to do much about his dislike of cats. It seems to be one of the only things that set him off. He takes 2 walks per day (am and pm), and gets to go out off leash in the back yard as often as he asks. He is arthritic in his joints and cannot jump, so he doesn`t get on the house furniture because of this. I have a ramp for him to get in the car. He doesn`t seem to mind riding in the car. He does get anxious about first time adventures. He does not know how to play with toys, but he will sit for a long time for a good petting. He is a smart dog and a fast learner at most times (except for cats). No house training was required for Rockafella! He knows `come` and will ask to go out. I find his behaviors easy to read when he needs or wants something. He is a quiet dog and barks only at cats, alerts me that he wants to come in, and at unknown strangers and reactive dogs on our walks. He has learned to ignore and walk past yappy dogs in our neighborhood. He does not pull on leash and is mostly a loose leash walker (slow to medium pace). I`ve had no problems leaving him at home alone for up to 4 hours. He likes to go out as soon as I get home. The only time he has gotten into things - he was hungry and was rooting for food. And that was only the first week I had him. Can`t leave bagged dogfood on the floor where he can get to it! He sleeps all through the night.He is developing cataracts. He can see but not clearly at a distance . He will stand and stare at something. If it moves he may lunge after it. If it doesn`t move, he will move on. This can be funny when he stares at a bag or toy, only to discover it isn`t a cat he`s looking at. He also will miss verbal commands, so his hearing may not be 100%. He doesn`t react to thunder or fireworks. His nose works fine! Rockafella would be a wonderful untrained service dog for a vet or older adult. He loves to be around me and will just either sit facing me (he wants something) or sit with his back to me(wants to be petted). Otherwise, he is sleeping. He doesn`t like to be outside for long periods.

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Burlington Animal Services

221 Stone Quarry Rd, Burlington, NC 27217

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs, farm animals, horses, rabbits, reptiles, small animals

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Neuse River Golden Retriever Rescue Inc (NRGRR)

PO Box 37156, Raleigh, NC 27627

Pet Types: dogs

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