French Bulldog puppies and dogs in Niagara Falls, Ontario

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 Myrtle is a 3 year old pure bred French Bulldog who recently came into rescue.  She is very playful and full of energy and will do best in a home with another playful dog.  Fenced in yard is required.  More info to follow as we are still learning about her. If you are interested in meeting her, fill out an application today! NY AG/MKTS RR363Myrtle is being fostered in BuffaloMyrtle's adoption donation is $550

French Bulldog | 2 years | Male | 33 lbs *We cannot guarantee breed nor age. *ONLY APPLICANTS WITH PRIOR FRENCH BULLDOG EXPERIENCE (or other brachycephalic breed experience) AND EXTENSIVE TRAINING KNOWLEDGE WILL BE CONSIDERED TO ADOPT BORIS* Temperament: Sweet! Energetic! Intelligent! Activity level: High energy. Vetting: Core vaccines (DH2PP, Rabies), neutered, microchipped, dewormed, fecal (negative), on flea/tick/heartworm prevention. Due to the many health issues this breed is susceptible to, only applicants with prior French Bulldog (or brachycephalic breed experience) will be considered for adoption. *Health insurance is a must.* His future home must take precautions such as not over-exercising/over-exerting, taking care that he doesn't become overheated, limiting stress and seeking urgent medical attention if he ever goes into respiratory distress. Housebroken: Yes, but may have a couple accidents getting into his routine. Good with Dogs: No. Boris can be protective and territorial around other dogs, especially in his home environment. He can also be reactive to other dogs when out on leash. Boris must be the only pet in his forever home. Good with Cats: No. Good with Children: Boris needs an adult-only home. Prey drive: Yes. Response to the outdoors: Loves walks, hiking, swimming, paddle boarding and is curious about the world. Boris is the ultimate outdoorsy dog. Crate Trained: Yes. Is very talkative in the crate though and makes lots of the funny Frenchie grunts and noises while inside. Resource guarding: Yes. He should be fed in his crate. He has shown resource guarding with toys and food, especially with other pets. He can also territorially guard his people. Response to commands: Knows ‘sit’, ‘stay’, ‘heel’ and ‘fetch’. Are they vocal: Not a big barker but grumbles and grunts a lot. He may possibly become more vocal over time. Leash Etiquette: Boris is a fantastic walker on and off leash. His recall is fantastic. He likes to stop and sniff on walks. He has shown some reactivity to strangers and dogs while out on leash. Transportation: Boris loves being in the car. He is game for car adventures! *Boris’ bio may change as we get to know him better. *Comes with 6 weeks of pet insurance totalling $500 plus 2 free online taped training classes. *Please be sure to check your spam/junk folder for a response from our team. *Due to overwhelming responses & being entirely volunteers, we are only able to reach out to applicants we feel are the right fit for Boris. Thank you for your interest! Introducing loveable Boris! Boris the Frenchie loves to snuggle and is such an affectionate boy. He loves belly rubs and making snorty noises. Boris is definitely more of a morning guy and when the sun comes up, he is ready to play and start his day! Boris loves adventure, especially if that adventure includes his family. Whatever you are up to, he is happy to go along with. If he’s with his family, he is game for it all! Boris loves outdoor adventures and he is an amazing companion for hiking, walking, swimming and even paddle boarding! Boris is also a smart cookie and enjoys lots of mental stimulation games. He is doing agility training at home with his foster and is fantastic at it! He can jump super high and do all sorts of summersaults. Boris is a brachycephalic dog, so that means he will be snorty, snoring pup. You might need earplugs! We are looking for an adopter with French Bulldog knowledge due to the health concerns that can present in the breed. Luckily, Boris is a very healthy pup! Experience with brachycephalic dogs is absolutely required as he will need to be watched in the hot months for overheating and he will need a home with air conditioning to keep cool. Boris is very high energy for a French Bulldog. He can walk and hike for hours and lacks an “off” switch sometimes. So extra care must be taken to make sure he doesn’t overheat when it gets hotter out as well. Boris can be unpredictable with other dogs and is territorial within his home. He must be the only pet in his forever home. Boris can territorially guard his people and spaces along with having resource guarding with toys and food. Boris has also shown reactivity on leash while out on walks towards other dogs and strangers. Boris needs a specific home environment in order to thrive. He has shown stranger danger in his foster home and will need to be in an adult-only home with no other pets. To set him up for success, his adopters should have extensive and significant dog training knowledge and have preferably dealt with territorial guarding before. Boris is an advanced level need dog as he can be reactive to people and other pets. He needs an experienced owner as he needs lots of consistency. A home with very few visitors and without a lot of people coming and going would be ideal, as well as adopters that are prepared to take correct steps when someone does come over. The ideal forever home for Boris would be a securely fenced-in private rural property with land where Boris can run and play safely to his heart’s content without having to worry about running into strangers or other dogs. Boris would not do well living in the city or in a populated area with people and dogs walking around. He is currently being fostered on a farm and loves it! Even though Boris has specific needs in order to be his very best self, he will truly be a beacon of love in his adopters’ life. Boris is the kind of dog that will make you LAUGH. He has the best personality. When he gets excited he will flip in the air and summersault. He loves to suckle his baby dragon to sleep and makes the wildest noises and grunts. He often makes sideways glances so full of hilarity you won’t be able to stifle the laugh that will erupt. If hilarious and darling Boris is the right match for you, please fill out a Canine Adoption Application on our website at: covetedcanines.org/application

Here in Canada- come meet her! Name: Tammy Weight: 52lbs Age: 3.5 years Gender: female Breed: pug/lab mix Color: fawn with white neck colouring Good With Adults: yes, but needs slow and patient introductions. Good With Kids: No kids please Good With Other Dogs: Can be dog selective, slow and proper intros should be followed Good With Cats: No, no small animals Crate Trained: Yes Housebroken: Yes Energy Level: Medium energy when on walks but she’ll sleep for most of the day. Can be handled/touched: Yes Barker: Somewhat Escape Artist: No. She is great at staying within room boundaries within the home. She does not try to escape outside without her leash/harness on. Food Aggressive: No Walks on Leash: Yes Rides Well in Car: Rides well in a crate. Needs a home with a yard: ideally as she has high energy, and likes to have her space to run around and play. Needs Another Dog: No, should be the only dog in home. Can live in an apartment: No Backstory: Tammy (aka Trixie) was pulled from a high killl shelter in Georgia. She was set to be euthanized the day she was pulled. She is a really sweet girl, she loves her people and is a little dog selective. Would do best as an only dog to start out. She could be trained to gain more confidence and possibly be introduced to other dogs. Foster comments: As her foster, we have found Trixie to be a loving and playful dog when she is within our home and backyard. Trixie warmed up to us within the first few days of her staying with us. She is a very sweet girl and she loves and shows affection for the people that have gained her trust. Trixie loves to smell and stalks squirrels/rabbits in our backyard. Make sure you have a well fenced in backyard or large farm with space to run and play. Trixie can become very excited when it’s time for walkies and jumps a bit because of her excitement getting into her leash/harness. She walks decently on a leash however she does pull when she catches a good scent or sight. She can become overstimulated easily and she will need some training to learn how to meet and interact with other dogs and their humans. She might be best as an only dog in your house. During the day she loves to sleep beside us while my husband and I work from home. Trixie is a smart dog. She is properly crate trained. She goes into her crate easily with the motivation of a treat or a simple hand motion when it’s time for bed. She’s only ever barked in her crate for bed time the first night a few times. She is house broken and has never peed or pooped within our house. When she needs to go outside of scheduled walk times she becomes a little restless and that’s her signal she needs to go outside for a bathroom break. When we first got Trixie, she did not know any commands. She is smart and now responds to “come” and “sit” in the short time we’ve had her. We’re positive she’s capable of learning more commands. Trixie does not try to steal human food, during meals she will silently beg, but after a few minutes she’ll give up and lay down. She loves toys and will destroy them. So make sure to get the durable, long lasting ones. She loves her Kong rope toy fox (once she removed the squeakers and stuffing) and her flexible chew ball, she’ll play with these toys daily. Every couple days, she’ll get a case of the zoomies, which is adorable. So make sure to have a few toys on hand when that happens. She has some resource guarding tendencies with her toys, however, if she gets a hold of a non-toy it can easily be switched out with either a real toy or a treat.