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Satellite

German Shepherd Dog

Male, 4 yrs 2 mos
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with cats, House-trained,
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Meet Satellite, better known as Bubba! This handsome 4-year-old German Shepherd is a big fan of the simple things in life: a good game of fetch, a walk around the neighbourhood, and being wherever his people are. He’s affectionate, playful, fully housetrained, and has no problem making himself comfortable in your bed. Personal space? Not really his thing.Bubba would love a home with a backyard, some kids to kick a soccer ball around with, and people who appreciate a loyal sidekick. He’s done well with children of all ages and enjoys the company of dogs his size or larger. Cats and small animals, however, are a definite no. He’s also an enthusiastic squirrel chaser, so his future family should be prepared to hold on to that leash! Bubba can be a little unsure of new people and may bark when someone comes to the door, but once you’re in his circle, you’re in.Bubba is a smart, loving dog who has made great progress in foster care. He’ll need a family willing to give him a little time to settle in, continue working on his manners, and help him build confidence. In return, you’ll get a devoted companion, a willing adventure buddy, and a dog who will happily supervise absolutely everything you do.Adoption fee: $695Estimated DOB: August 2022
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Ambrosia

German Shepherd Dog/Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 2 yrs 9 mos
Airdrie, AB
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Jura

German Shepherd Dog

Female, 2 yrs 1 mo
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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*Jura is on a sleepover! Wish her luck!*Meet Jura, a gorgeous German Shepherd who absolutely loves activity and treats! This playful, energetic girl already knows how to sit, lie down, and shake a paw, and she’s eager to keep learning and pleasing her humans. Jura was surrendered to us due to her reactivity to things like bikes, cars, people and other animals, but she has made SO much progress with positive reinforcement. She has shown a little bit of hesitancy when meeting some new people, specifically men, but with a slow and thoughtful introduction (and lots of treat bribery), Jura quickly warms up and shows her friendly self! Jura is a very intelligent working breed who would thrive in an active home that can keep both her mind and body busy with plenty of exercise, training, and fun jobs to do. Puzzles, agility and learning new advanced tricks are right up Jura`s alley! Her #1 priority is treats, which makes training and distracting her from triggers an absolute breeze. Jura is amazing on-leash, responds to her name and LOVES a good butt scratch. She also lived with children in her previous home, but we are recommending older kids for her who can read her body language and give her space. Due to her dog reactivity, it`s best that she is the only dog, and it may also be best if she is the only animal in general. This cute gal will be the best friend you`ve ever had - as long as she`s got tasks to do, treats to eat and people to snuggle. Jura is:- open to older kids who can read and respect body language, supervised interactions required- unknown history with cats, has shown prey drive, slow intros required- only dog in home- a working breed, would do best with an experienced adopter
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Paddington

German Shepherd Dog

Female, 8 mos
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Paddington is on a sleepover with a potential adopter - Wish her luck!Have you ever wished you could have your own Paddington bear? Well, now you can! Sort of. This Paddington - or Patty, as her friends call her - is not a bear, but rather a very close doggie look-alike! This young cutie was found as a stray on a campground and is still getting used to life as an indoor companion pup. She can be a bit fearful in new environments and may also need a few moments to warm up to new people, but it doesn`t take long (especially with treats)! Once she`s comfortable, Patty turns into a total teddy bear. She will try to convince you that she`s a lap dog, but if she can`t fit, she`s content to lean into your hands and legs for scratches instead. She`s working on her basic life skills, such as walking on leash, potty training, and being desensitized to loud noises and indoor spaces. Patty would love a patient family that can help her build confidence and learn how to be a `pet`. Due to her unknown history, we are not sure how Patty would do with other animals, so slow intros will be important! We also don`t know how she`ll do with kids, but because she`s a nervous pup, toddlers and babies might not be best. Patty has all the qualities of being the perfect pup - she just needs the right person or family to bring those out!Paddington is:- unknown with kids, supervised interactions required- unknown with cats, slow intros required- unknown with dogs, successful intros at shelter required- little to no life skills, will need a patient family
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Rocky

German Shepherd Dog

Male, 1 yr 2 mos
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
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Meet Rocky! His previous family shared that he is a sweet and loving boy who enjoys spending time with his people! Ball is life for this big boy, and he`s happiest if he can entice you into a rousing game of fetch or keep away! Like many shepherds, Rocky can be a little apprehensive with new people or in new places, but a little patience goes a long way towards building his confidence. Rocky has lived with both children and cats in his previous home, is house trained, and can be left alone for periods of time. Rocky has a big brain and loves to use it, so mental enrichment such as trick-training, scent work, or other activities will be an important part of his daily exercise. Visit Rocky at CHS to see if he`s the perfect addition to your active family!A bit about Rocky:- has lived with children 8+; kids okay; all interactions should be supervised- has lived with cats; slow, supervised introductions required- unknown history with dogs; dogs okay pending successful introduction
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Boop (Buddy)

German Shepherd Dog

Male, 1 yr 2 mos
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
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Meet Boop! (Yes, that’s his actual name, and yes, he will boop you if given the chance—though he might immediately run away after doing it.)Boop is 100% battery, 0% off-switch, and approximately 90% wriggly excitement. If you’ve been looking for a dog who treats every waking second like the grand finale of a circus, congratulations—you just found him.The Energy (or: Why Boop Needs Enforced Naps)Boop has an insane amount of energy and severe FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out). He wants to play all the time. Because his internal snooze button is completely broken, his humans have to step in and give him structured "time-outs" in a separate room just so his brain can power down. Right now, he’s not out doing daily neighborhood walks yet, but once he’s clear to hit the pavement and sniff every fire hydrant in a five-mile radius, we fully expect his turbo-engine to dial back a notch.Vocal Stylings & Dog BuddiesWhen Boop wants to interact with another dog, he doesn't just quietly tail-wag—he performs an entire dramatic opera. Expect a mix of eager barks, dramatic whines, and full-on howls. He desperately wants to join the party! He absolutely thrives around other dogs, and having a playful dog brother or sister in the home to match his energy and show him the ropes is an absolute must.The Real Talk: Humans Are Still a Little ScaryHere is the most important thing to know about Boop: underneath all that loud, bouncy play-energy is a sensitive guy who is still genuinely terrified of the big wide world—especially people.Boop is actively learning that humans are safe, but it is a slow, daily process. He tolerates petting right now, but hands and sudden movements still make him nervous. He isn't going to jump into your lap on Day 1. He needs an adopter who is quiet, gentle, and extremely patient—someone who understands that trust isn't given overnight, it's bought with delicious treats, positive vibes, and respecting his boundaries. If you force affection on him, he will retreat. If you let him come to you at his own pace, he will eventually realize you're his safe zone.Toys & Potty Training Toys: If it crinkles, squeaks, or rolls, Boop is obsessed. Big balls to chase and crinkly plushies are his absolute favorite things on earth. House Training: Still a work in progress! His future family will need to keep up with patient, positive potty training as he settles in.Boop’s Ideal Match: A confident, high-energy dog sibling to act as his mentor and playmate. A secure yard for zoomies while he works up to regular leashed walks. An adopter with zero expectations of instant cuddles, but a high commitment to patient, treat-based confidence building. A designated quiet space for mandatory downtime (because he will keep playing until his legs fall off if you let him).Once Boop realizes he is completely safe with you, that anxious outer shell is going to melt away, revealing the ultimate cuddle bug. Give this sweet, goofy boy the time, space, and love he needs, and you’ll have a loyal best friend for life!Adoption Fee: $695Estimated DoB: September 2025

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