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Dutch Shepherd puppies and dogs in Tennessee

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Kingston

Dutch Shepherd/German Shepherd Dog

Male, Senior
Munford, TN
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained,
Story
We’ve had Kingston for 6 years. He is a very loyal dog, and once he accepts you, will love you for life! He is ecollar trained and very food motivated as well. He knows his “place” and many basic commands and is very smart.He is still very active at age 9, is leash trained and knows basic commands. He is house broken and really likes his kennel. He loves going for walks, riding in the car and playing ball.It was a very hard decision to rehome him, but he is too anxious around our toddler and we have a baby on the way. He is a rescue and has anxiety and can be skittish. He would do best in a home with children over 14 or adults only.
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BRUNO

Dutch Shepherd

Male, 10 mos
Elizabethton, TN
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Poppi

Dutch Shepherd/Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 3 yrs 3 mos
Chattanooga, TN
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Mama Poppi has spent the last few months raising her babies, and now that every one of her puppies has found a home, it is finally her turn. Poppi wandered onto a farm in northeast Alabama as a stray. When the family tried to take her to a local shelter, they were told she would likely be euthanized, so they brought her home instead. They soon discovered she was pregnant. She had nine puppies, but heartbreakingly, only five survived. Our vet estimates Poppi is around 3 to 4 years old, and we suspect this may not have been her first litter. We don't know what Poppi's life looked like before she found that farm, but she can be nervous around new people. Give her a little patience, though, and she will love you BIG. Her foster became her buddy in about a week, and now Poppi excitedly greets her at the door every time she comes home. She is incredibly loyal and affectionate, although she could use some work on her manners so all that love doesn't knock you over. Poppi is curious about other dogs but has been defensive during introductions, so she would likely do best as the only dog in her home, at least initially. The exception is puppies. She absolutely LOVES them, so she may happily welcome a younger dog once she is settled in. She loves neighborhood walks, does well on leash, and is potty trained. She does have a serious interest in chasing cars and squirrels, so she'll need some management there. She does well in a crate and can also be trusted outside of it with a Kong or chew to keep her busy. A fenced yard would be a great bonus for Poppi, giving her a safe place to enjoy some outdoor time. For adopters within a couple of hours of Chattanooga, foster-to-adopt may also be an option so you can get to know her before making a lifelong commitment. Poppi spent her time making sure her puppies found their happily ever after. Now it is her turn. Her best-fit home is a patient, loving home willing to help her build confidence, ideally with a fenced yard and no other adult dogs, where she can finally be someone's baby. Currently in a foster home in Chattanooga, TN, and available for transport to a number of locations within the continental United States. Please note: We are unable to adopt to residents of Massachusetts at this time. To apply, complete our official adoption application at yourlocalfurmama.com/adoption-application. Petfinder inquiries are not considered applications. Once your application is received, a member of our Adoptions Team will contact you within 2–3 business days.
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Yahtzee

Dutch Shepherd/Pit Bull Terrier

Female, 1 yr 6 mos
Bolivar, TN
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats,
Story
Yahtzee #26026; female; mixed breed. Estimated age 1 year; approximate weight 50#. Heartworm Negative. Spayed and up-to-date on shots. This beautiful dark brindle girl was found starving on the side of the highway when a trucker picked her up. He had her vetted and back to a healthy weight and planned to keep her. Life plans changed and he found himself in need of lengthy medical treatment and a long hospital stay. Living alone, he had no choice but to surrender her. For almost two months she was in a home environment and riding shotgun in a truck. During her time with the finder she played with a 4 year old child. She was not exposed to dogs but did live with a cat. She is housebroken and walks well on leash. At the shelter she plays with her roomie, Copper.
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Larry

Dutch Shepherd/Plott Hound

Male, 3 yrs 11 mos
Cleveland, TN
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Larry is an approx. 3 years old Dutch Shepherd mix who weighs approx. 52 lbs. Larry is a certified dork. A professional goofball. He does not sit — ever. Not for treats, not for manners, not for anyone. Instead, he prefers the full-speed, run-you-over-at-100-mph greeting approach. It’s bold. It’s enthusiastic. It’s very Larry. He is also a big fan of giving kisses using all of his teeth, directly on your nose, ear, or mouth. Personal space is not something he believes in. Now let’s talk about the love of his life: Mabel. His wifey. His soulmate. His everything. They met in boarding after we rescued them and somehow — despite the fact that Mabel famously does not like other dogs — she fell head over heels for Larry and his goofy self. They are inseparable. Larry is also best buds with Teddy and enjoys playing with Prissy, but Mabel only tolerates Teddy and is not accepting applications for any additional members of their thruple. Boundaries have been set. Larry and Mabel are bonded and will not be separated. Honestly, two dogs are better than one anyway — especially when one is the brains (Mabel) and one is… Larry.
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Ripley

Dutch Shepherd/Labrador Retriever

Male, 1 yr 10 mos
Knoxville, TN
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained,
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Ripley enjoys butt scratches and being close to the one he loves. He tends to only bark when he feels the need to let you know something. He is Crate trained, house broken and very smart. But will need time to adjust to his new home. He may get confused and or scared in a new environment. It is important to give him time to decompress. Follow the 3-3-3 adoption rule. He is very loyal, affectionate, and obedient but again will need time to settle his new home. Bonding doesn't happen overnight. He responds best to fair, consistent training and clear instructions without force; Use positive reinforcement! He is shy around people he doesn't know, unless the person he knows is present. Has a good recall, knows sits, walks on a leash. Does great on car rides. He will require a fully fenced and secure yard. He will need room to run and play. Would do best with another dog if possible to play with. Home check will be required. To ensure the home is one Ripley will be comfortable and Secure living in . He prefers to be outside when possible (weather permits) . He loves to run and play in the water. He prefers someone that will be his partner in exploring the world. Good around kids, cats and dogs of all sizes. However, if you are unable to allow you cat time to adjust to a new pet in the home, please don’t apply. Cats tend to potty outside the litter box and show other signs of stress if a new animal is brought into “their” home. Please keep this in mind if you have an indoor cat. Secondly, kids need to know how to properly interact with a new dog. Children should never be left unattended with a dog. Dogs should always he given a “safe place” away from kids. Ripley has been around kids with absolutely no issues but being in a new environment, I he may get scared. So, setting him up for success is important. Third, if applying keep In mind Ripley is a good size , young dog. You must have the physical means to restrain him on a leash. Guessed full adult size to be around 85 lbs, He has a beautiful black/brownish coat with a silver undercoat that just shines. He is a beautiful boy. High-quality food is highly recommended to keep him in excellent health. Please no drys, cheap junk food. Should be high in protein. Good quality dog food. Ripley is Neutered, vaccinated, micro-chipped and ready to begin the rest of this life. Adoptions come with 14 day trial periods, transition food, New leash, New collar and post adoption support. and a free evaluation by a professional trainer. Apply today directly from our website www.rusticrovertn.com click link to apply or go directly to our website and apply under forms

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Dutch Shepherd shelters & rescues in Tennessee

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Your Local Fur Mama

Chattanooga , TN 37421

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Journey's Legacy

Cleveland , TN 37312

Pet Types: dogs

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