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Puppies and dogs in Manotick, Ontario

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These adorable dogs are available for adoption in Manotick, 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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Max

Chihuahua

Male, Senior

Manotick, ON

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Good with kids, Needs special attention, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Max and Lady have been a part of our family since they were puppies. They are almost 12 years old. They've been with us through alot including welcoming two babies into our home. Almost one year ago Max became blind so he does require some extra attention. Lady has always been a very nervous dog. They are really great dogs and are very loyal. They love to cuddle under blankets. It is with great sadness that I've decided to rehome them. We are planning an out of country move and it isn't feasible for us to bring them with us. It isn't fair to them either especially with Max being blind now. I am hoping to find them a loving home with owners who can give them the attention and time that they deserve. Although they are very familiar with children and do well with kids I think they would be better off in a home without children with Max being blind now and with them both being older. I would love for them to be homed together as they are litter mates and have been together since birth.

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Lady

Chihuahua

Female, Senior

Manotick, ON

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Good with kids, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Lady and Max have been a part of our family since they were puppies. They are almost 12 years old. They've been with us through a lot including welcoming two babies into our home. Almost one year ago Max became blind so he does require some extra attention. Lady has always been a very nervous dog. They are really great dogs and are very loyal. They love to cuddle under blankets. It is with great sadness that I've decided to rehome them. We are planning an out of country move and it isn't feasible for us to bring them with us. It isn't fair to them either especially with Max being blind now. I am hoping to find them a loving home with owners who can give them the attention and time that they deserve. Although they are very familiar with children and do well with kids I think they would be better off in a home without children with Max being blind now and with them both being older. I would love for them to be homed together as they are litter mates and have been together since birth.

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Doss

Boxer

Female, Senior

Carlsbad Springs, ON

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Story

Health Issues None Temperament - Playful and spirited girl. - People friendly. She may be a bit reserved when first meeting new people but warms up quickly. - Can exhibit some reactivity to other dogs when on-leash or behind a fence, but less as she’s gets older. - With proper introductions and supervised visits, she has enjoyed playtime with other dogs. She does best with calmer dogs that tolerate her rambunctious style of play - Very happy to relax and cuddle once she’s had her required amount of exercise. - Moderate-high prey drive. Likes to chase squirrels and birds. - Can be slightly destructive when bored. - Not much of a swimmer, but she enjoys playing in water. - Responds well to verbal cues and attempts to redirect her attention. - Her leash skills and basic obedience are good. She seems to enjoy one-on-one training sessions. Owner Suitability -Enjoys being a part of day-to-day activities and would benefit from a home in which people are around most of the day. -Would benefit from daily walks and opportunities to play throughout the day. - Loves to be off leash with people. - She would do best in a home with a fenced in yard as she is a curious girl and enjoys opportunities to explore. - Best suited to a home with no other dogs. - Can happily live in a home with cats. She does show occasional interest in playing, but is very respectful of the cat not wanting to engage.

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Indy

Labrador Retriever German Shepherd Dog

Male, Adult

Carlsbad Springs, ON

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Health Issues - Indy can exhibit anxiety for which he currently takes a low dose/low cost anxiety medication. Temperament - Indy will be extremely loving and loyal to his family and close friends. - Indy is friendly with most dogs and in a controlled one on one environment, has made many buddies. However, on occasion, he will take a dislike to certain dogs. If he’s on leash, best to remove him from the situation, to avoid pulling and lunging. A harness would be better for walks. - Indy gets nervous in new environments and around new people. With patience and treats, he can come around and earn trust. - Indy is an excitable boy with lots of energy. He is very smart, learns easily. - He loves playing in the snow, fetch and running at full speed! - Indy is crate trained and can easily learn that a particular area of the house is his and another is off limits. He is fine being left uncrated as well, and will not push down gates. - Indy has had obedience training and had other training. He knows -Wait (Encouraged to sit and “wait” before leaving or entering house), leave it (also used when walking by squirrels, rabbits, other animals, humans), sit, shake a paw, down, go to your bed. - Indy is muzzled trained, which is required at the vet and in some new situations. - He takes a low dose/low cost anxiety medication Owner Suitability - Indy will do best in a home with less people coming and going. - Indy requires a home with dog savvy people, who understand his insecurities and will have patience in new situations. - Indy will succeed with proper and consistent training, building confidence through this. - He has lived with kids, and did very well with them, but new ones coming in and out of the house could make him uncomfortable, therefore a home without kids under 16 is a must. - A home with no other animals will be best suited for Indy. - Indy would be happy with an active owner, he loves to run, and in the right weather, up to 5km would be fine while he’s young and fit. He is familiar with agility and loves fetch with ball or Frisbee. - This boy absolutely loves cuddles and couch time and will be happy to have lazy days with you! - He would benefit from a fenced in yard, especially since he likes to be free and is most comfortable in familiar places. - His new owner must understand that the vet visit will require a muzzle and possible sedation.

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Ernie - Courtesy Listing

Bullmastiff

Male, Adult

Carlsbad Springs, ON

Size

(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more

Details

Story

BREED – Bull Mastiff SEX – male BIRTHDAY – May 28, 2022 WEIGHT – 120lbs HEALTH – None TEMPERMENT - Ernie needs to be in a home with no other animals (He is territorial within his home). - People friendly, he loves everyone he meets. - Moderate-high prey drive. He is good on leash but his prey drive can kick in when he sees a squirrel/rabbit. He is not reactive to other dogs when out on a walk. - He doesn’t have food/toy aggression. - Ernie requires daily exercise, he has no problem going on an hour walk or 30 minute run, however he is a calm boy when in his home. - Requires a fence yard. He has been known to take himself on walks by himself. - Ernie is very sweet and loveable, he will always want to be near you. He is very loyal and will be your shadow, even in the bathroom! OWNER SUITABILITY - He is dominant and can be stubborn (typical mastiff) so he would therefore need someone with experience with a large breed alpha dog. - He is a large boy who doesn’t always know his own size and can be uncomfortable around small children so a home with children 10+. - He is house trained and is used to being home during the day when I am at work. - Must be okay with drool, as mastiff are known for the this. - There is a rescue fee. Please contact Jessica Kerwin at 613-850-7823 for more details.

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Noah

Jindo

Male, 1 yr 10 mos

Ottawa, ON

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Noah is a 1.5-year-old mixed breed dog, likely a Jindo mix, with an adorable pattern resembling white socks on one paw and a patch of white fur on his chest. He was abandoned at a shelter as a puppy and was rescued when he was about one year old. After a life in the shelter, he is now enjoying the play and freedom he was deprived of during his early months. Noah loves interacting with people and enjoys playing around with them. He is friendly and gets along well with other dogs, especially those whose personalities match his own. He is a foodie, with a great love for eating. Currently, he’s learning basic commands like ‘sit’ and ‘lie down’, and being quick to pick them up thanks to his intelligence. Noah enjoys walks and, as a young dog, is full of curiosity and energy. However, after enough outdoor activities and playtime, he is happy to rest and relax indoors. He especially loves running and playing in the park or spending quality time with his owner. As a male dog, Noah may mark his territory in new environments, but this behavior is expected to decrease as he becomes more familiar with his space and feels secure. Given his high energy and love for outdoor activities, Noah thrives in an environment that provides ample playtime and walks. With proper training and consistent bonding, he will grow into a loyal and devoted companion.

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Dog shelters and rescues in Manotick, Ontario

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Friendly Giants Dog Rescue

OTTAWA, ON K0A 1V0

Pet Types: dogs

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One At A Time Pet Rescue

Ottawa, ON K4M 1B2

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

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Keshet Kennels/Rescue

6157 Russell Road, Carlsbad Springs, ON K0A 1K0

Pet Types: dogs

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Catahoula Rescue Ontario

Ottawa, ON K1H 6S6

Pet Types: dogs

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B.A.R.K.

2229 Braeside Ave, Ottawa, ON K1H 7J6

Pet Types: dogs

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Cat-a-Match Rescue

P.O. Box 45548, Chapman Mills, Ottawa, ON K2J 0P9

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Sentinel Dog Rescue

14a spring grove lane, nepean, ON K2J 2C6

Pet Types: dogs

Rescue

Bullies In Need

Russell, ON K4R 1E5

Pet Types: dogs

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Baladi & Sled Dog Rescue of Ontario - Eastern ON/Ottawa

Ottawa, ON K2G 6H6

Pet Types: cats, dogs

Rescue

Rocky Road Rescue

Ottawa, ON K1G 1C0

Pet Types: dogs

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