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Puppies and dogs in Lindsay, Ontario

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These adorable dogs are available for adoption in Lindsay, Ontario. To learn more about each adoptable dog, click on the "i" icon for fast facts, or their photo or name for full details.
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Stan

German Shepherd Dog

Male, 2 yrs 3 mos
Lindsay, ON
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(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Marshmallow

Labrador Retriever

Female, 3 yrs
Lindsay, ON
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(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Steele

German Shepherd Dog

Male, 2 yrs 3 mos
Lindsay, ON
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(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Barbara

American Bulldog

Female, 4 yrs 3 mos
Lindsay, ON
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(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Meet Barbara, our 4-year-old professional goofball with a big personality and an even bigger heart.Barbara is silly, playful, affectionate, and always ready for a good time. She LOVES treats, chasing toys, and tearing around the yard with some truly impressive zoomies. Fair warning, when Barbara gets going, personal space becomes more of a suggestion than a rule ??Once she knows you, Barbara is incredibly sweet and people-focused. She can take a little time to feel comfortable with someone new, especially men, and hats or sunglasses can sometimes make her unsure. The good news? Treats are very persuasive, and once you’re in her circle, you’ll get to see her soft, smushy, affectionate side.Barbara enjoys her walks and has pretty good leash manners, although she may pull a little when something catches her attention. She can be uncomfortable passing unfamiliar people on walks, particularly men, so she would do best with someone who is willing to give her space, advocate for her, and continue helping her build confidence.She’s an enthusiastic girl and can get a little mouthy or jumpy when she gets really excited or overstimulated, but she redirects well with clear boundaries and a chance to settle. She also shows some mild guarding behaviour with toys, mostly hunkering down over them, so this is something her new family should continue to manage appropriately.Barbara knows “sit” and “paw,” rides well in the car, and is extremely food motivated, which should make continued training pretty fun. A slow feeder is probably a good idea because this girl does not believe in taking her time when dinner is involved.Barbara isn’t looking for perfection. She’s looking for someone who will appreciate her goofy personality, help her feel safe when the world seems a little strange, and give her plenty of opportunities to play, learn, cuddle and zoom.If you’re looking for a dog who will make you laugh, keep you on your toes and absolutely adore you once you earn her trust, Barbara might just be your girl. ??
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Aioli

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 2 mos
Lindsay, ON
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(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
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Max

American Bulldog Shih Tzu

Male, 10 yrs 4 mos
Lindsay, ON
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(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Meet Max 10 Years Young, Bulldog Mix, Professional Fun InspectorIf you`ve ever wanted a dog with the personality of a grumpy old man who secretly has the heart of a goofy toddler... allow us to introduce Max.Max has reached the stage in life where he`s stopped pretending to like everyone, and honestly, we respect the honesty.Let`s get the important stuff out of the way. Max is not the dog for everyone. He needs an adult home or one with older, dog-savvy teens who understand that consent applies to dogs too. He doesn`t appreciate strangers reaching over his head or surprising him with pets. In fact, that`s one of the quickest ways to ruin your chances of becoming his friend.Want to know the actual fastest way to Max`s heart?Show up with a squeaky toy.Congratulations, you`ve skipped about six months of small talk.Max isn`t overly cuddly. He`s more of a `let`s exist together` kind of guy. He`ll happily hang out beside you, lean in for a bum scratch during playtime, and keep you company while you binge-watch TV. If you`re looking for a velcro dog glued to your lap 24/7, that`s not Max`s style. He`s an independent gentleman.Training? Well...Max knows his name, has pretty decent recall, and has decided that`s enough education for one lifetime. At 10 years old, he`s not interested in earning obedience titles. He`s retired from academics.His true passions include:Shopping in the toy bin like he`s won the lottery.Squeaky toys (the louder, the better).Short games of tug.Playing fetch... until he decides he`d rather just chew the ball.Water. Hose? Amazing. Sprinklers? Incredible. Baths? Surprisingly acceptable.Stuffed toys, however, stand absolutely no chance. Max considers them a personal challenge.Despite his tough-guy reputation, Max has wonderful manners around his favourite things. He happily lets you touch around his face while he`s playing with toys, doesn`t guard his food, and enjoys all kinds of food enrichment. His tummy can be a little sensitive, but he`ll never turn down a good snack.When it comes to other dogs, Max is refreshingly uncomplicated. He`ll walk past them without much concern, may stop for a polite sniff, and then carries on with his day. He recently met another dog who informed him he`d spent a little too long sniffing her backside... and he accepted the correction like the gentleman he is.One thing to remember: Max has absolutely no concept of being 10 years old. He`ll play until he`s exhausted, especially in warm weather, so he`ll need people who know when it`s time for a water break, even if he disagrees.Max isn`t looking for someone who wants the perfect dog.He`s looking for someone who appreciates a dog with boundaries, a huge personality, and an even bigger love for toys.Think of him as your favourite grumpy neighbour... except this one occasionally zooms around the yard with a squeaky pig in his mouth and a smile that could melt your heart.

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Dog shelters and rescues in Lindsay, Ontario

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Humane Society of Kawartha Lakes

107 McLaughlin Road, Lindsay, ON K9V 6K5

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

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Heaven Can Wait Equine Rescue

RR#1, Cameron, ON K0M 1G0

Pet Types: cats, dogs, farm animals, horses

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Township of Brock Dench Animal Shelter

99 Elliot St, Cannington, ON L0E 1E0

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Standard Poodles In Need, Rescue - Sunderland

Sunderland, ON L0C 1H0

Pet Types: dogs

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The Animal Guardian Society

Blackstock, ON L0B 1B0

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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4 Lucky Paws Animal Rescue

Peterborough, ON K9H 7H6

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English Bulldog Rescue of Ontario

Peterborough, ON K9J 6Y3

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Save My Tail Dog Rescue

Peterborough, ON K9J 8J7

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Standard Poodles In Need, Rescue - Port Perry

Port Perry, ON L9L 1B4

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