Corgi puppies and dogs in Port Dover, 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: Belky! 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/. Belky is a 3-year-old 9kg Pembroke Corgi with a beautiful red/white coat and short legs that keep her close to the ground. She has a sweet, expressive face and a gentle presence that makes her impossible not to love. Curious yet cautious, Belky likes to take her time getting to know new people and surroundings. Once she feels comfortable, her affectionate side shines through, and she is always ready to share plenty of kisses with the people she trusts. Belky's name, often shortened to "Belks," was inspired by a character from a popular Netflix series—a brave young girl who overcomes many challenges and creates a meaningful life for herself despite adversity. We felt this name was especially fitting as Belky begins the next chapter of her own journey, leaving her past behind and looking forward to a bright future with a loving family. Belky was rescued from a commercial breeding operation, where it was clear she had not been treated well, as she was fearful of people, new places, and unfamiliar noises. Like many dogs who have experienced a secluded, neglectful life, she has had to learn that the world can be a safe place. Based on some of her behaviours, we assume that her experience with men may not have been the best; however, Belky continues to demonstrate that with love and training she is overcoming this fear. Since coming into rescue, Belky has made tremendous progress in learning to trust others and reducing the fear she feels toward new experiences. With lots of love, patience, and plenty of cheese treats, she continues to grow more confident every day. Her resilience and determination to overcome her challenges are exactly why her name feels so perfect for her story. Belky would do well in a variety of home settings, whether that be an apartment, townhouse, or detached home. Although she has not yet been exposed to apartment living or elevators, Belky learns well through gradual exposure, confidence from her humans, and plenty of yummy treats. Right now, a high rise apartment with a lot of tenants would not be a good fit for her, but a smaller apartment or condo setting would suit her fine. She would love tho a home with a yard that she can explore. At home, Belky loves spending her time exploring and is often found sleeping near her foster mom. She enjoys gentle pets, chasing after her foster mom, and having zoomies while playing with her reflection in mirrors, oven doors, patio doors, or any other reflective surface she can find. She is also happy entertaining herself with a hard chew or her beloved stuffed giraffe. If it weren't for the jingling of her tags, you might never know she was there. Belky is a very quiet dog who rarely barks or whines and thrives in a calm environment. She will need a family who understands that she is still evolving into the best dog she can be and is willing to advocate for her as she navigates this new world. One of Belky's favourite activities is going for walks. She loves taking her time to sniff and explore nature and walks beautifully on leash. She frequently looks back to make sure her foster parents are still with her and enjoys spending approximately 1 hour walking each day. Belky continues to work on feeling comfortable around unfamiliar people on the sidewalk and will often try to create more space between herself and strangers. Her confidence continues to grow with the support of her foster parents, who help reassure her that she is safe. Of course, a few treats for good behaviour help too! Belky does not react to other dogs or animals on her walks and passes by them with no problem. Belky has also done very well with grooming. As mentioned above, she can be cautious around new people and experiences, but with patience, gentle handling, and lots of treats, she handles grooming appointments with a positive attitude. Belky can be cautious at the vet but does well overall, though she appreciates gentle handling during exams and shots. She has recently been spayed, is up to date on vaccinations, and is otherwise medically up to date. Belky is fully house-trained and crate-trained. Her crate has become one of her favourite places to relax and unwind, whether for a short nap or several hours of rest. She is comfortable spending time in her crate when her foster parents are away, sleeps in it overnight, and rides in a crate in the car to ensure her safety when she cannot be directly supervised. Having a crate provides Belky with a safe space where she can feel secure and comfortable. Belky does very well with other dogs. She is curious about them, enjoys their company, and loves having a playmate to chase around. Because of this, Belky may benefit from having a confident male dog in the home to help her continue building confidence in new situations while also providing her with a lifelong companion. When out on walks, she is interested in other dogs and enjoys observing them. She would not like another female dog in the home, but could have female dog friends. Her behaviour around cats is currently unknown. Due to her puppy mill background, Belky can still be sensitive to loud noises and sudden movements, so she would do best in an adult only home or a home with older, dog-savvy teens who understand how to interact respectfully with dogs and can give her the space she needs to feel safe and comfortable. Her timid nature means that she could pose a flight risk so we need to be sure that everyone in the house can be trusted to keep doors and gates closed. Belky is a gentle, affectionate Corgi who has made incredible progress learning to trust the world after a difficult start in life. She will thrive in a calm, patient home that offers routine, gentle handling, and continued positive exposure to new experiences. Belky’s story is one of resilience. Once she feels safe, her sweet, playful, and loving personality truly shines through. Name: Belky ID # PDR1513 Age: 3yrs Gender: female Spayed: yes UTD vaccines: yes Breed: Pembroke Corgi Colours: red and white Coat length: short House trained: yes Special needs: no OK with kids: teens OK with cats: unknown Ok with dogs: yes (male dogs) Status: adoptable Microchip: yes Size: medium Location: Kitchener Adoption fee: $800

EmmaCorgi Mix 8 Years Emma is a little shy yet playful and warms up to new friends after the first walk.Emma is crate trained and likes her cozy personal space where she feels safe and can see everything that’s going on around her.Emma enjoys playing with the furry friends and loves kisses from her humans.Emma will make the perfect companion in a loving home. ##1501947##

Meet Lucy Lou - a gentle little survivor with the sweetest soul and the kind of eyes that tell a story of resilience, hope, and quiet courage. Lucy Lou is a Jindo/Corgi mix rescued from a dog meat farm in Korea, where she spent the beginning of her life knowing uncertainty instead of love.Despite everything she has endured, Lucy Lou has remained incredibly kind-hearted and gentle, slowly learning that people can be safe and that she deserves comfort, affection, and a family of her own. Lucy Lou is the perfect medium-small companion. She may be shy when meeting new people, but once she forms a bond, her sweet personality begins to shine.Lucy Lou enjoys quiet companionship, gentle affection, and the reassurance of having people and dogs she trusts nearby. Lucy Lou gets along well with other dogs and would truly thrive in a home with a calm, confident canine companion to help guide her and build her confidence. She is also wonderful with respectful older children who understand that shy dogs need patience and kindness. While her compatibility with cats is unknown, a cat test can be completed if needed. She is crate trained, making progress with house training, walks nicely on leash, rides calmly in the car, and has a lovely medium energy level. Lucy Lou is not destructive, not reactive, and rarely barks.Because of her past and naturally cautious nature, she can be a flight risk in the beginning before trust is fully established, so a patient adopter committed to safety and slow introductions will be very important. Lucy Lou would love a quieter home with a yard where she can safely explore and continue building confidence at her own pace. More than anything, she needs a family willing to give her the time, patience, and unconditional love she has always deserved.After surviving so much, Lucy Lou is finally ready for her happy ending. Now she's just waiting for someone to show her what forever feels like. Good with women: yes, a little shy at firstGood with men: yes, a little shy at first Gets along with kids: yes, older children recommended as she is a little shy at firstGets along with other dogs: yesGets along with cats: unknown, but we can do cat test if it neededHouse trained: in progressCrate trained: yesEnergy level: mediumCan be handled/touched: yesBarker: noFlight risk: yes, in the beginning until she forms a bondFood aggression: noCurrent food: Dog food and all kinds of treatsWalks on a leash: yesLeash reactive to people or dogs: no Rides well in cars: yesDestructive: NoNeeds a home with a yard: preferred Needs a home with other dogs: preferred, she would benefit from a confident dog companionCan live in an apartment: possibly Please visit our website niagaradogrescue.com to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.