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Puppies and dogs in Williamsburg, Virginia

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Diana

Hound (Unknown Type) Pit Bull Terrier

Female, 6 mos

lackey, VA

Size

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

Details

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

Story

Meet the Diana !! Sweet, playful and loving puppy. They are all ready to find their forever homes. Approx 4-5 months old. Appears to be a hound pitbull type mix. Will get dewormed, several sets of vaccines, a microchip and spay as part of the adoption. Looks like she will be medium to large dog when full grown. She will also likely have a lot of energy once settled and comfortable. She is still in the puppy chewing stage and will get a hold of things that are left out if you do not watch her or provide her enough, bones and toys. Typical puppy stuff. She needs exercise, lots of exercise and continued puppy training. She is very smart and learning quickly. She has done fantastic with potty training and basic house skills already. DIANA- Female- 27 pounds- Super snuggly. Wants to be as close to you as possible. Little shy at first. Supposed to be cat friendly but our foster doesn’t have any to verify . Great with kids and dogs. Would rather be with people than other dogs but gets along well with them. Doing well with potty training for her age, some excited sprinkles at times. Doesn’t love the crate but she’s learning. Still working on leash training. Has a calmer demeanor but may get more active once the shy side fades away. No issues sharing food treats and toys with other dogs or people. Does well on car rides. Adopting a young puppy is a ton of work. They will have lots of potty accidents, chew things up etc. You will need to help them learn things like leash walking, crate training and basic manners. It can be a lot of work but the reward is a dog that fits well into your families lifestyle if you invest proper time on training with them. Please carefully consider the time and effort a puppy requires before adopting. We do NOT adopt siblings into the same family. Before commenting on how sad etc, you feel that is please google “littermate syndrome” so you can understand why we take this precaution. It is done in the best interest of the puppies. Vet and home checks required. Located in Hampton VA. (She will need to be adopted within a 1 hour drive radius) Please message the VillageDogResource@gmail.com directly with questions or to get an application.

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Ringo

Beagle

Male, 1 yr 2 mos

lackey, VA

Size

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

Details

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

Story

Meet Ringo !! This sweet boy is ready for his new family. He is very sweet and loving. Great little guy to have around the house. Ringo is a 1 year old, male, beagle mix. He weighs 20 pounds and should be full grown. He will be neutered, up to date on vaccines and microchipped as part of his adoption. He is thankfully heartworm negative. Ringo did great with meeting all the dogs in his foster home. He’s with small and large dogs, senior and playful dogs. He’s great with them all. He isn’t fostered with cats so we don’t know how he would do. He’s been absolutely wonderful with children. He loves kids. He is doing really well with his training so far. He is potty trained when taken out regularly but he does still mark his territory. His upcoming neuter will likely help with that some. He is crate trained and does great in the car. He still needs some work on leash training but doesn’t do too bad. He was great at the vet and has no trouble meeting strangers. Ringo has not shown any aggression at all. He’s been fine sharing food, treats and toys with both humans and other dogs. He blends well into most family settings. He has a medium energy level. He’s both relaxed and chill but will also go do things with you if you want him to. He loves to play with his toys either alone or with the other dogs. He has that playful side but does not need a ton of exercise to be happy. His foster says he came in and joined the pack immediately without any issues. He is learning well and for a hound he has been fairly quiet. That could always change but so far, he isn’t loud. He is a fairly easy-going guy that would make a great companion for one lucky family. Vet and home checks required. Located in Hampton VA. (He will need to be adopted within a 1 hour drive radius) ‼️Please message us directly at VillageDogResource@gmail.com with questions or to get an application.‼️

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Vincent

St. Bernard

Male, 1 yr 1 mo

lackey, VA

Size

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

Details

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

Story

Meet Vincent !! This big boy likely has some St. Bernard in him. A really sweet and loving dog with a ton of playful puppy energy. Vincent is an approx 1 year old, male, St Bernard mix. He may even be younger than that but it’s hard to tell. Definitely acts like a puppy. He already weighs 76 pounds. He may not be done growing yet. He is already neutered, up to date on vaccines, and microchipped. He is heartworm negative. Vincent loves all people. He’s super social and loves to play. When he’s tired he likes to cuddle but it takes awhile to tire him out. He’s a bit unrefined in his training but with a little work he’s going to be a great dog. He does very well with other dogs. He can be a little overwhelming to some dogs. He’s not aggressive at all he’s just a large hyper wild puppy when playing. We do not know how he would do with cats. He would not be the best for young kids. He is not mean but he’s very big, strong and untrained. When he first arrived he was jumping all over people and mouthing hands and arms. His foster has done great with training him but he will likely need that guidance from his new home as well. Vincent has been perfect with his potty training since arriving. He learned the doggie door quickly and does great. He is crate trained but isn’t a fan. He will bark if you’re home and he’s put in it however he will sleep in it overnight. He will bark for a bit and give up at night. He does have a very loud bark and would not do well in an apartment due to that and his energy level. He does extremely well on the leash for his size but needs someone strong enough to control him is he decides to pull. He’s very good on car rides. He has done well sharing his food and toys with people. He’s fed separately from other dogs but hasn’t shown any issues so far. Vincent is big higher energy guy and needs a family ready to play! He will not be happy or well behaved if his family isn’t committed to playtime and consistent training everyday so he has a positive outlet for all that energy and learns to stop unwanted behaviors. ➡️ Please make sure you are ready for the commitment of a large, strong and playful dog. We are telling you his issues upfront. Please don’t adopt unless you’re prepared to handle them. Vet and home checks required. He is not going to do well in an apartment. Fenced yard required 5ft or taller. Located in Hampton VA. (He will need to be adopted within a 2 hour drive radius.) ‼️Please message VillageDogResource@gmail.com directly with questions or to get an application.‼️

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Maven

Doberman Pinscher

Female, 7 mos

lackey, VA

Size

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

Details

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

Story

Meet Maven !! This beautiful puppy came to us from a shelter. She was terrified and shut down. She is still very shy but it starting to come out of her shell. She needs a family that is willing to give her time and help her build up her confidence. Maven is a female Doberman mix. She is approx. 6 months old. She currently weighs 33 Pounds. She will be spayed, microchipped and up to date on vaccines as part of her adoption. She is thankfully Heartworm negative. Maven has been great with other dogs. She really needs another dog in the home to help her feel safe. She uses the other dogs to help her when she is afraid and to help her see there is nothing to fear when dealing with new situations. We do not know how she would do with cats. She is crate trained and likes to have her crate as a safe place to retreat to if things get overwhelming for her. She is good in the car but is still a bit uneasy on rides. She won’t be immediately good on the leash as she has to build up trust with you first. Once she is more comfortable with you and your home, she does fairly well with it. She is doing better with potty training but does still have some accidents. During the first week or so in your home as she is learning to feel safe there will likely be many more accidents. The safer and more comfortable she gets the better she is with the routine. Maven is extremely smart. Her breed is known for this. She loves toys and is learning how to play with people. She will need a family willing to keep her mind and body busy. She only has a medium energy level at the moment but we fully expect her to be much more energetic once she feels more confident. She loved having another dog to play with and she takes corrections from other dogs during play very well. She did chew some things she shouldn’t the first few days in her foster home but it seemed to be more from nerves. After a few days she has no longer continued that behavior. If not fully exercised or mentally stimulated she would likely start having undesirable behavior issues in the home. A tired dog is a happy and well-behaved dog! She would be best with older children. She is fostered with kids however they are very respectful of her space. She needs to be left alone when she is afraid. She is also not a dog that likes a lot of chaos and being chased etc. She will try to flee and will also growl if cornered and scared. If you push it past that she will nip at you. This can be avoided by giving her the time and space she needs to feel comfortable with you. If you do that, she becomes very easy to handle in the home. Unfortunately, young children cannot reliably understand this and that is why she needs a home with older kids. She has not shown any food, toy or treat aggression with humans or other dogs. She shares very well. Maven is looking for a family that understands she will need some time and work to build up her confidence. This breed is truly amazing and so loyal. If you are dedicated to putting in the work to help her through her fear you will end up with the most amazing and loyal companion. Adopting a Doberman is a huge responsibility. These are strong intelligent dogs. It is absolutely essential that you properly train and socialize them with other animals and people throughout their lives. They need a strong and knowledgeable owner. This is not a breed for a first-time dog owner. Unfortunately, this breed has a stereotype of being aggressive or scary. By adopting one you need to understand this and ensure your Dobie is an ambassador for the breed and always well trained and under your control at all times. These dogs can be the absolute most loyal and loving family dogs you’ve ever owned. The way they turn out is largely based on the effort you put into them with training and socialization. If you’re not fully willing and committed to do this then it’s not the breed for you. 🛑These dogs are banned from almost all rentals (to include most vacation rentals) AND banned from many homeowners insurance policies. Do not apply to adopt if you have not called and verified with your landlord and/or insurance company that you can own one. 🛑 Vet and home checks required. Fence yard required 6ft or higher (she can easily jump a 4ft fence) Located in Hampton VA. (She will need to be adopted within a 1 hour drive radius) ‼️Please message VillageDogResource@gmail.com directly with questions or to get an application.‼️

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Legolas (snoopy)

Beagle

Male, 6 yrs

lackey, VA

Size

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

Details

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

Story

Meet Snoopy (Formerly Legalos) !! This super sweet boy was adopted several years ago and sadly returned due to no fault of his own. He originally came to us terrified with several other dogs from a hoarding situation. Since arriving back to the rescue he has done far better than we expected. He loves having other dogs around to play with and is doing very well. He is a 6 year old, male hound mix and weighs approx. 30 Pounds. He is already neutered, up to date on vaccines and microchipped. He is heartworm negative. Snoopy is a super sweet and loving boy. He can be shy and nervous at times but is steadily gaining confidence. He merged immediately into the pack of dogs at the fosters home and has been very social and loving. He does fantastic with dogs of all sizes. He would do best with another dog or several dogs. The other dogs have really helped his confidence. We have not had him around cats but his previous adopter says he doesn't like them coming near him (sounded like fear of cats vs aggressions toward them but we aren't sure) He has been fantastic with kids so far. He lived with a 5 and 7 year old in his adoptive home and has done wonderful with the fosters kids. He does need time to see everyone is safe so please make sure your kids are capable of understanding to give a dog space at first. As with any dog, children should not be climbing on, laying on, chasing, pulling ears and tails etc. Snoppy has been doing really well with his house manners. He is potty trained and has had no accidents. He does good on car rides but is a bit nervous. He seems to really like riding shotgun and does great with that. He is decent on the leash but may pull at times. He was crate trained when he was first adopted out but the family did not follow through with his training so we have been working to retrain him. Currently he does well you just have to pick him up and put him into the crate. He does not destroy the house when left alone outside of the crate so he does not really need one. He currently loves sleeping in bed with his foster family. He has a low to medium energy level. Very easy going and likes to just follow you around and hang out wherever you are. He loves to just sit with you and be petted. He will also go play with the other dogs and likes to play ball. Snoopy has not had any aggression with food, treats, or toys with people or other animals. This guy is a really good boy. Super sweet and loving. He deserves a dedicated family to return his love. If youre looking for a sweet relaxed dog to share your home with then Snoopy may be your man. Vet and home checks required. Located in Hampton VA. (He will need to be adopted within a 2 hour drive radius) ‼️Please message us directly at VillageDogResource@gmail.com with questions or to get an application.‼️

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Turtle

Beagle

Male, 7 yrs

lackey, VA

Size

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

Details

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

Story

Meet Turtle !! This sweet boy is a near perfect addition to any family. He is already mostly trained and super loving and easy to have around. Turtle is a 7 year old, male, beagle mix. He weighs 35 pounds but needs to losing some weight to be his best self again. His ideal weight is closer to 25 pounds. He is already neutered, up to date on vaccines and microchipped. He is heartworm negative. Turtle has been great to have in the home. He does have some issues with peeing inside. He does well when watched carefully. When he gets up you need to usher him right outside each time. We’ve been doing some testing to see if it’s medical but so far his health is great. Might just be he never learned it and is taking his time figuring it out. His Foster has been working with him on this training but his new family will need to help continue that. He did great with meeting all the dogs in his foster home. He’s with small and large dogs, senior and playful dogs. He’s great with them all. He isn’t fostered with cats but his previous owner said he does well with them. He’s also wonderful with children. Turtle blends well into most family settings. He has a medium energy level. He’s relaxed and chill but will also play with you or the other dogs. He’s an excellent mole hunter. He lives up to his hound genetics in that respect. If you’re unwilling to deal with that behavior and you have moles then he’s not the one for you. His foster says he listens well and is a joy to have around. He isn’t really into being held but loves to sit beside you and chew a bone or sleep. (He’s not aggressive when picked up he just doesn’t enjoy being held) Beagles can typically be very vocal. So far the only time Turtle has been vocal is when he is on his great mole quests. 😂🤦🏼‍♀️ He has not shown any aggression at all. He’s been fine sharing food, treats and toys with both humans and other dogs. We are very excited to see him find his perfect new home. He is a great little guy and would be an easy first time dog or for someone who doesn’t have the time to train a puppy. Vet and home checks required. Located in Hampton VA. (He will need to be adopted within a 2 hour drive radius) ‼️Please message us directly at VillageDogResource@gmail.com with questions or to get an application.‼️

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Heritage Humane Society

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Homes Fur Hounds

Williamsburg, VA 23185

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Heaven Sent Dachshund Rescue

Williamsburg, VA 23188

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Pom Posse Williamsburg VA Chapter

Williamsburg, VA 23188

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Village Dog Resource

PO box 141, lackey, VA 23694

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4 Paws Animal Rescue

PO Box 1624, Hayes, VA 23072

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Surry Animal Shelter

265 Old Borrough Road, Surry, VA 23883

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

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Puppies and dogs in Williamsburg, Virginia

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