Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with dogs,
House-trained,
Story
Meet Bro! ***Currently in Toronto!!!
Age: 1–2 years
Weight: 10kg
Breed: Welsh Corgi Mix
Color: Brown & White
Neutered Male
Personality & Social Behavior (With People)
Bro is a charming, affectionate dog who seeks out human connection—whether he knows you or not! He loves cuddling, leaning into people for pets, and has a naturally sociable personality. He’s also incredibly smart and can learn new commands in as little as 30 minutes.
That said, Bro is not a pushover. He’s clever enough to test boundaries and will behave differently depending on the person’s energy or confidence. He doesn’t like having a leash put on or being touched around the head, neck, or hips. He has occasionally reacted with a light nip (enough to leave a mark but not break skin) if startled or overstimulated.
Interestingly, at the vet—when wearing a muzzle—he behaved like a complete gentleman and even received compliments from the medical staff after calmly receiving two injections. He seems to quickly assess whether he’s in control or not, and adjusts his behavior accordingly.
Social with Dogs
Bro is outgoing and friendly with other dogs—both familiar and new. He approaches dogs of all sizes with a wagging tail and play invitations. While he does sometimes get nervous around large dogs (curling his tail down), he’s never aggressive. He’s most comfortable with dogs similar in size or smaller.
However, he can be overly enthusiastic—jumping on or crowding other dogs—so he may not be a good match for shy or easily irritated pups.
Cats & Birds
He shows strong curiosity toward cats and birds during walks, often trying to chase them. This behavior appears to stem from playful instinct rather than aggression.
Energy Level
Bro is still young and full of energy! He enjoys walks and playtime but can also settle down nicely. If you ignore him during work or rest time, he’ll often entertain himself with toys or quietly nap.
Leash Behavior
He tends to pull on the leash, but overall listens well and follows his handler. He’s easily redirected with a cheerful voice, calling his name, or picking up the pace. Walks with Bro include lots of stop-and-sniff moments—he’s a curious explorer!
Other Notes
• Resource guarding: He guards food from both people and other dogs. He once reacted to being pet while eating a treat.
• Mild separation anxiety: He may bark briefly when his primary caretaker leaves but settles down quickly.
• House training: Mostly does his business outdoors, though he may use pee pads if he can’t go out for a long time.
• Crate-trained: Understands the “house” command and rides well in a crate during car trips.
Special Needs & Ideal Training Approach
Bro is extremely intelligent and emotionally perceptive. He’s quick to read people and situations, which can be both a strength and a challenge.
He dislikes being touched around the head and hips but has made progress with consistent, gentle desensitization. Still, he may mouth or nip if overstimulated. He will thrive under positive reinforcement.
He’s successfully learned “wait,” “shake,” and “down” in just 10–30 minutes each. If you build trust and make training a fun, rewarding experience, Bro will shine.
Rescue Story
Bro was found wandering in front of a convenience store and brought to a local shelter after being reported. He’s now safe, healthy, and ready to find the right person who will understand and nurture his intelligent, affectionate spirit.
Send in your application today through our website
https://Adoptmekr.org/adoption-application/
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