Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
House-trained,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
This dog is fostered in the Hamilton areaLisa is an active, adventurous puppy with a big personality and an even bigger sense of curiosity. Just like her namesake, Lisa Simpson, she’s incredibly smart, brave, and always eager to explore the world around her. She’s often the first to investigate something new and loves keeping herself busy.This clever girl definitely has a mischievous streak! Whether she’s finding a creative way to reach a toy, leading her siblings into playful antics, or making everyone laugh with her puppy shenanigans, Lisa knows how to keep life entertaining. Her intelligence means she’s always thinking, which makes her a fun and engaging companion - but it also means she’ll need plenty of mental stimulation and positive outlets for her energy.Like all puppies, Lisa will benefit from ongoing training, socialization, and consistency. Her future family should be prepared to invest the time and patience needed to help her channel her intelligence into becoming a confident, well-mannered adult dog. With the right guidance, Lisa has all the makings of an incredible companion who will reward her family with endless love, laughs, and loyalty.Can go to forever home after August 1Name: LisaBreed: Mixed breed. Mom is approx 45lb short-haired brindle mixed breed, and dad is approx 60lb medium-haired mixed breed - suspect bully/shepherd.Age: D.O.B. June 4, 2026Weight: Expected to be 50-60lb+ full grownSex: Female - to be spayed by 7 months old as per Adoption Agreement at partner clinic in HamiltonMedical: Lisa fractured her back left leg when she was 10-weeks old. She received corrective orthopedic surgery and should have no long-term effects. Good with dogs: Yes, will need continued socializationGood with cats: Yes, with proper introductions and continued monitoring Good with kids: Yes, will need continued socialization Energy level: Puppy Crate trained: Working on it House trained: Working on it
