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Lola

Labrador Retriever Hound (Unknown Type)

Female, 4 yrs 7 mos
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
4 year old Lola is a survivor. She was pregnant and living on the side of a river, and surviving from scraps from a stranger. Eventually a kind stranger managed to get her and her puppies into shelter. Lola is a beautiful Mexican special mix – her pups look like small black labs – she may be a shepherd x terrier x lab mix. She’s her own mix of very special girl. Lola is lower energy, but spins in excitement if you might be so kind to toss her a ball, or when her dinner is ready. Check her out here: https://www.instagram.com/pvcaanimalrescue/reel/DR-vk8YksCo/ Lola is careful with strangers at first but also VERY affectionate. Lola isn’t keen to go far – she prefers the safety of the sanctuary – perhaps worried she may be dumped again. She is looking for a quiet loving home. She is healthy, spayed and vaccinated. If you think you might be a fit, we’d love to hear from you at pvcaadoptions@gmail.com. Please check your junk mail for our response.
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Freddie

Labrador Retriever Whippet

Male, 1 yr 9 mos
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Freddy of Nelson, BC is looking for an adoptive or foster home: Mr Long and Lean is 65lbs of energy, vital life force and joy, born in October of 2024. He is an eager to please, clever goofball that is extremely smart, food motivated- playful & enthusiastic. Freddy is FAST, loves routine and is house trained. He knows the basic cues. Skills include: - did we mention he is FAST! He would be GREAT at agility - 10/10 on the cuddle scale - a bit like a house alarm, will bark to alert you (with positive reinforcement he knows to cease when instructed) - 10/10 on bringing joy and enthusiasm to all things in life- plays well with other dogs after proper introduction - loves to learn and work - good with horses, chickens and cats Work in Progress includes: � - can be reactive with new dogs if not introduced properly - shy- his early life in the shelter has caused him to be wary of strangers but once he knows you, he warms right up- trust is earned with Freddy, not given automatically Ideal home: - he loves routine - fenced outdoor space he can safely explore - people who will worship him and make him feel safe and loved - humans with experience with shy dogs who can boost his confidence He is healthy, neutered and vaccinated. He is looking for a quiet home who will support him in cuddles. Kids would be alot for him. He is a smart boy that loves his enrichment and safe exploration. If you might be a fit for this young guy If you think you might be a fit, email pvcaadoptions@gmail.com for more information Check Freddy out on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXgBCG7DFjS/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
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Teddy

Labrador Retriever

Male, 1 yr
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hi! My name is Teddy, and I'm looking for a family who is ready for an adventure with me.I was found tied up outside an abandoned supermarket, where I had been left alone for quite some time. Even though my life didn't start the way every dog deserves, I never lost my love for people. I still greet everyone with a wagging tail and a happy heart, hoping they'll stop to say hello.If you're looking for a dog who loves people, loves life, and wants to be part of everything you do, that might just be me.💛 **What I'm Like**I'm a young Labrador, which means I'm full of energy, curiosity, and excitement. I absolutely love being around people and will happily lean into you for pets or bring you a toy to play together.I also get along well with other dogs and enjoy having canine friends. Whether it's running, playing, or simply hanging out together, I'm a social guy who enjoys good company. I'm definitely not a picky eater! I love my meals and treats, which makes training much easier because I'm always excited to work for a reward.🐶 **I'm Still Learning**Even though I'm already a big boy, I'm really just a puppy. I've never truly experienced life inside a home, so everything is new to me. I'll need a family who understands that I'll be learning house rules from the very beginning.That means I'll need help with:- House training- Crate and settling training- Learning to stay home alone- Basic manners around food- Walking nicely on a leash- Commands like sit, stay, come, leave it, and drop itI won't learn everything overnight, but I'm smart, food-motivated, and eager to learn when my family is patient and consistent.⚡ **I Have Lots of Energy**One thing you should know about me—I'm a true Labrador! At only one year old, I have a lot of physical and mental energy. A quick walk around the block won't be enough to keep me happy.Every day I'll need:- Long walks- Playtime- Fetch or tug games- Nose work and enrichment activities- Training sessions to keep my mind busySimply letting me out in the backyard isn't enough. I want to explore the world with my family and spend time doing things together. If I don't get enough exercise and mental stimulation, I may become bored and find my own entertainment—which could include chewing shoes, furniture, cushions, or anything else I can find. Like many young Labradors, I need healthy outlets for all of my energy.❤️ **Sometimes I Get Too Excited**I love people so much that when I get excited, I sometimes jump up to say hello. I'm not trying to be rude—I just get so happy that I forget my manners!Because I'm already a strong 18 kg and still growing, my family will need to teach me that keeping all four paws on the ground earns attention. With consistency and positive training, I'll learn that calm behavior gets the best rewards.🏡 **My Perfect Family**I'm looking for a family who understands that adopting me means raising a young Labrador—not bringing home a fully trained adult dog.I'd be happiest with people who:- Have experience with Labradors or other active large breeds- Can provide daily exercise and enrichment- Are committed to ongoing training- Will set clear, consistent rules that everyone in the family follows- Are willing to work with a professional trainer if needed- Understand that raising a young dog takes patience, time, and commitmentI probably wouldn't be the best fit for a family that's away from home most of the day or is hoping for a calm, low-maintenance companion.🐾 **A Note From Me**I'm not perfect—and I don't need a family looking for perfection.I need a family who will see beyond my puppy mistakes and believe in the dog I can become.If you give me the exercise I need, teach me with patience, and include me in your life, I promise to give you endless love, loyalty, laughter, and unforgettable adventures.I'm ready to learn. I'm ready to grow.Now I'm just waiting for someone who's ready to grow with me.Could that someone be you? 🤎
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Blackie

Labrador Retriever

Female, 4 yrs 2 mos
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
My name is Blackie, and I’m a 4-year-old female Labrador mix weighing around 22kg — a healthy, comfortable medium-large size. I may have a black coat that stands out, but what people notice first about me isn’t just my appearance… it’s my gentle eyes and the soft, warm energy I give off. I tend to quietly melt into people’s hearts without even trying. 💛 I’ve always been the kind of dog who prefers to live close to people. I feel happiest when I can breathe, move, and simply exist beside someone I trust. In structured kennel environments, I found it difficult because I had to spend a lot of time alone and follow strict routines without much human connection. During that time, I showed signs of loneliness — because what I wanted most was simply to be near people. Since moving into a foster home, I’ve changed a lot. I’ve become much more stable, more relaxed, and much happier. I love being close to my caregiver, following them around the house, and resting nearby. My expression has softened, and I’ve started to show my affectionate side more and more. I truly enjoy “being together” — that’s where I feel safest and happiest. I may have experienced neglect and hardship in the past. No one knows all the details of my earlier life, but I carry quiet traces of it with me. Even so, I never gave up on people. I didn’t become cold or distant. Instead, I slowly learned that human kindness can feel warm and safe. And now, I’m learning how to love again. I’m not looking for someone who will only feed me or take me out. I’m looking for a family — someone who will share time with me, talk to me, look into my eyes, and make everyday moments feel meaningful. I feel happiest in those small, ordinary moments. There is one important thing I still need help with: being alone. Because I love people so much, I may struggle a little when I’m left by myself for long periods. I’m not severely anxious, but I do form strong bonds, and I need gentle practice learning that being alone is safe too. If I’m introduced gradually to alone time — starting with short periods and slowly increasing — I can learn to feel more secure and confident. What helps me most is consistency and reassurance, not pressure. I may also still be learning parts of home life — walking routines, house rules, household sounds, and daily rhythms. But I am very motivated by human connection. When I feel loved and encouraged, I naturally try to understand and adapt. At first, I may want to stay very close to you as I adjust to a new environment. Instead of forcing independence too quickly, I need patience and emotional safety while I build trust. A calm routine, regular walks, and gentle companionship will help me feel grounded. I’m not just a dog who needs care. I’m a dog who wants to belong. Somewhere along my journey, I learned what it feels like to be loved — and now I want to hold onto that feeling forever. I want a home where I can finally relax, where I don’t have to wonder if I’ll be left behind again. I may have started my life with loneliness, but I’m hoping my future will be filled with presence, warmth, and love. I’m Blackie, and I’m waiting for the family who will let me stay close… not just for a while, but forever. 🐾
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Sebastian

Labrador Retriever Doberman Pinscher

Male, 3 yrs 6 mos
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hello, I’m Sebastian 🐾 A 3-year-old Labrador–Doberman mix, about 27 kilos of love, elegance, and joy. I’ve got the long, lean body of a Doberman and the warm, food-loving heart of a Labrador — truly the best of both worlds. My journey hasn’t always been easy. I spent too long in a city shelter and eventually found myself on the euthanasia list. Just in time, Dream Tails stepped in and gave me a second chance, bringing me to their training center — and now I’m ready for the next chapter of my life. I get along wonderfully with other dogs and communicate beautifully with them, showing my feelings clearly and setting boundaries in a calm, respectful way. I walk nicely on leash and don’t pull, making our walks something we can both enjoy. I’m often told I’m very handsome — but what truly sets me apart is my heart. I’m overflowing with love, and every bit of attention makes my heart feel like it might burst. I can’t wait to experience the comfort of a warm home and to finally feel safe with my forever family. Because I haven’t lived in a home before, I might show a little puppy mischief at first as I adjust. With patience, guidance, and understanding, I’ll settle in and thrive — I promise my love will make it all worth it. All I’m dreaming of is a family who will give me time, kindness, and cuddles… especially cozy moments on the sofa with my mommy and daddy. 🫶🏻 Could you be my forever family?
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Baxter

Labrador Retriever

Male, 2 yrs 2 mos
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
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Story
Meet Baxter! This happy, enthusiastic boy was found as a stray. Although he arrived with a serious leg injury, nothing could stop him from wagging his tail or making new friends! He can sometimes be a little noisy when he`s hoping for attention, but behind that bark is a lovable, affectionate dog who`s happiest when he`s spending time with his people.Baxter has made an incredible recovery and is feeling great. While he`ll need lifelong management to keep his leg comfortable, he enjoys his daily walks and adventures. To help him stay happy and mobile, he`ll do best avoiding repetitive high-impact activities such as strenuous hiking or long periods of intense exercise.Baxter is ready to find a family who will appreciate the happy, resilient dog he truly is.A bit about Baxter:- unknown history with kids; all interactions should be supervised- unknown history with cats; slow, supervised introductions recommended- unknown history with dogs; okay pending successful introduction

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Lola

Labrador Retriever Hound (Unknown Type)

Female, 4 yrs 7 mos
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
4 year old Lola is a survivor. She was pregnant and living on the side of a river, and surviving from scraps from a stranger. Eventually a kind stranger managed to get her and her puppies into shelter. Lola is a beautiful Mexican special mix – her pups look like small black labs – she may be a shepherd x terrier x lab mix. She’s her own mix of very special girl. Lola is lower energy, but spins in excitement if you might be so kind to toss her a ball, or when her dinner is ready. Check her out here: https://www.instagram.com/pvcaanimalrescue/reel/DR-vk8YksCo/ Lola is careful with strangers at first but also VERY affectionate. Lola isn’t keen to go far – she prefers the safety of the sanctuary – perhaps worried she may be dumped again. She is looking for a quiet loving home. She is healthy, spayed and vaccinated. If you think you might be a fit, we’d love to hear from you at pvcaadoptions@gmail.com. Please check your junk mail for our response.
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Freddie

Labrador Retriever Whippet

Male, 1 yr 9 mos
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Freddy of Nelson, BC is looking for an adoptive or foster home: Mr Long and Lean is 65lbs of energy, vital life force and joy, born in October of 2024. He is an eager to please, clever goofball that is extremely smart, food motivated- playful & enthusiastic. Freddy is FAST, loves routine and is house trained. He knows the basic cues. Skills include: - did we mention he is FAST! He would be GREAT at agility - 10/10 on the cuddle scale - a bit like a house alarm, will bark to alert you (with positive reinforcement he knows to cease when instructed) - 10/10 on bringing joy and enthusiasm to all things in life- plays well with other dogs after proper introduction - loves to learn and work - good with horses, chickens and cats Work in Progress includes: � - can be reactive with new dogs if not introduced properly - shy- his early life in the shelter has caused him to be wary of strangers but once he knows you, he warms right up- trust is earned with Freddy, not given automatically Ideal home: - he loves routine - fenced outdoor space he can safely explore - people who will worship him and make him feel safe and loved - humans with experience with shy dogs who can boost his confidence He is healthy, neutered and vaccinated. He is looking for a quiet home who will support him in cuddles. Kids would be alot for him. He is a smart boy that loves his enrichment and safe exploration. If you might be a fit for this young guy If you think you might be a fit, email pvcaadoptions@gmail.com for more information Check Freddy out on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXgBCG7DFjS/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
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Teddy

Labrador Retriever

Male, 1 yr
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hi! My name is Teddy, and I'm looking for a family who is ready for an adventure with me.I was found tied up outside an abandoned supermarket, where I had been left alone for quite some time. Even though my life didn't start the way every dog deserves, I never lost my love for people. I still greet everyone with a wagging tail and a happy heart, hoping they'll stop to say hello.If you're looking for a dog who loves people, loves life, and wants to be part of everything you do, that might just be me.💛 **What I'm Like**I'm a young Labrador, which means I'm full of energy, curiosity, and excitement. I absolutely love being around people and will happily lean into you for pets or bring you a toy to play together.I also get along well with other dogs and enjoy having canine friends. Whether it's running, playing, or simply hanging out together, I'm a social guy who enjoys good company. I'm definitely not a picky eater! I love my meals and treats, which makes training much easier because I'm always excited to work for a reward.🐶 **I'm Still Learning**Even though I'm already a big boy, I'm really just a puppy. I've never truly experienced life inside a home, so everything is new to me. I'll need a family who understands that I'll be learning house rules from the very beginning.That means I'll need help with:- House training- Crate and settling training- Learning to stay home alone- Basic manners around food- Walking nicely on a leash- Commands like sit, stay, come, leave it, and drop itI won't learn everything overnight, but I'm smart, food-motivated, and eager to learn when my family is patient and consistent.⚡ **I Have Lots of Energy**One thing you should know about me—I'm a true Labrador! At only one year old, I have a lot of physical and mental energy. A quick walk around the block won't be enough to keep me happy.Every day I'll need:- Long walks- Playtime- Fetch or tug games- Nose work and enrichment activities- Training sessions to keep my mind busySimply letting me out in the backyard isn't enough. I want to explore the world with my family and spend time doing things together. If I don't get enough exercise and mental stimulation, I may become bored and find my own entertainment—which could include chewing shoes, furniture, cushions, or anything else I can find. Like many young Labradors, I need healthy outlets for all of my energy.❤️ **Sometimes I Get Too Excited**I love people so much that when I get excited, I sometimes jump up to say hello. I'm not trying to be rude—I just get so happy that I forget my manners!Because I'm already a strong 18 kg and still growing, my family will need to teach me that keeping all four paws on the ground earns attention. With consistency and positive training, I'll learn that calm behavior gets the best rewards.🏡 **My Perfect Family**I'm looking for a family who understands that adopting me means raising a young Labrador—not bringing home a fully trained adult dog.I'd be happiest with people who:- Have experience with Labradors or other active large breeds- Can provide daily exercise and enrichment- Are committed to ongoing training- Will set clear, consistent rules that everyone in the family follows- Are willing to work with a professional trainer if needed- Understand that raising a young dog takes patience, time, and commitmentI probably wouldn't be the best fit for a family that's away from home most of the day or is hoping for a calm, low-maintenance companion.🐾 **A Note From Me**I'm not perfect—and I don't need a family looking for perfection.I need a family who will see beyond my puppy mistakes and believe in the dog I can become.If you give me the exercise I need, teach me with patience, and include me in your life, I promise to give you endless love, loyalty, laughter, and unforgettable adventures.I'm ready to learn. I'm ready to grow.Now I'm just waiting for someone who's ready to grow with me.Could that someone be you? 🤎
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Blackie

Labrador Retriever

Female, 4 yrs 2 mos
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
My name is Blackie, and I’m a 4-year-old female Labrador mix weighing around 22kg — a healthy, comfortable medium-large size. I may have a black coat that stands out, but what people notice first about me isn’t just my appearance… it’s my gentle eyes and the soft, warm energy I give off. I tend to quietly melt into people’s hearts without even trying. 💛 I’ve always been the kind of dog who prefers to live close to people. I feel happiest when I can breathe, move, and simply exist beside someone I trust. In structured kennel environments, I found it difficult because I had to spend a lot of time alone and follow strict routines without much human connection. During that time, I showed signs of loneliness — because what I wanted most was simply to be near people. Since moving into a foster home, I’ve changed a lot. I’ve become much more stable, more relaxed, and much happier. I love being close to my caregiver, following them around the house, and resting nearby. My expression has softened, and I’ve started to show my affectionate side more and more. I truly enjoy “being together” — that’s where I feel safest and happiest. I may have experienced neglect and hardship in the past. No one knows all the details of my earlier life, but I carry quiet traces of it with me. Even so, I never gave up on people. I didn’t become cold or distant. Instead, I slowly learned that human kindness can feel warm and safe. And now, I’m learning how to love again. I’m not looking for someone who will only feed me or take me out. I’m looking for a family — someone who will share time with me, talk to me, look into my eyes, and make everyday moments feel meaningful. I feel happiest in those small, ordinary moments. There is one important thing I still need help with: being alone. Because I love people so much, I may struggle a little when I’m left by myself for long periods. I’m not severely anxious, but I do form strong bonds, and I need gentle practice learning that being alone is safe too. If I’m introduced gradually to alone time — starting with short periods and slowly increasing — I can learn to feel more secure and confident. What helps me most is consistency and reassurance, not pressure. I may also still be learning parts of home life — walking routines, house rules, household sounds, and daily rhythms. But I am very motivated by human connection. When I feel loved and encouraged, I naturally try to understand and adapt. At first, I may want to stay very close to you as I adjust to a new environment. Instead of forcing independence too quickly, I need patience and emotional safety while I build trust. A calm routine, regular walks, and gentle companionship will help me feel grounded. I’m not just a dog who needs care. I’m a dog who wants to belong. Somewhere along my journey, I learned what it feels like to be loved — and now I want to hold onto that feeling forever. I want a home where I can finally relax, where I don’t have to wonder if I’ll be left behind again. I may have started my life with loneliness, but I’m hoping my future will be filled with presence, warmth, and love. I’m Blackie, and I’m waiting for the family who will let me stay close… not just for a while, but forever. 🐾
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Sebastian

Labrador Retriever Doberman Pinscher

Male, 3 yrs 6 mos
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hello, I’m Sebastian 🐾 A 3-year-old Labrador–Doberman mix, about 27 kilos of love, elegance, and joy. I’ve got the long, lean body of a Doberman and the warm, food-loving heart of a Labrador — truly the best of both worlds. My journey hasn’t always been easy. I spent too long in a city shelter and eventually found myself on the euthanasia list. Just in time, Dream Tails stepped in and gave me a second chance, bringing me to their training center — and now I’m ready for the next chapter of my life. I get along wonderfully with other dogs and communicate beautifully with them, showing my feelings clearly and setting boundaries in a calm, respectful way. I walk nicely on leash and don’t pull, making our walks something we can both enjoy. I’m often told I’m very handsome — but what truly sets me apart is my heart. I’m overflowing with love, and every bit of attention makes my heart feel like it might burst. I can’t wait to experience the comfort of a warm home and to finally feel safe with my forever family. Because I haven’t lived in a home before, I might show a little puppy mischief at first as I adjust. With patience, guidance, and understanding, I’ll settle in and thrive — I promise my love will make it all worth it. All I’m dreaming of is a family who will give me time, kindness, and cuddles… especially cozy moments on the sofa with my mommy and daddy. 🫶🏻 Could you be my forever family?
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Baxter

Labrador Retriever

Male, 2 yrs 2 mos
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
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Story
Meet Baxter! This happy, enthusiastic boy was found as a stray. Although he arrived with a serious leg injury, nothing could stop him from wagging his tail or making new friends! He can sometimes be a little noisy when he`s hoping for attention, but behind that bark is a lovable, affectionate dog who`s happiest when he`s spending time with his people.Baxter has made an incredible recovery and is feeling great. While he`ll need lifelong management to keep his leg comfortable, he enjoys his daily walks and adventures. To help him stay happy and mobile, he`ll do best avoiding repetitive high-impact activities such as strenuous hiking or long periods of intense exercise.Baxter is ready to find a family who will appreciate the happy, resilient dog he truly is.A bit about Baxter:- unknown history with kids; all interactions should be supervised- unknown history with cats; slow, supervised introductions recommended- unknown history with dogs; okay pending successful introduction

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Teddy

Golden Retriever

Male, 3 yrs
Calgary, AB
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
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Story
If you`ve ever dreamed of having your own oversized teddy bear, your wish has four legs and a wagging tail! Teddy is a stunning Golden Retriever mix whose heart is just as big as his 100+ pound frame. Shelter life has been a little tough on him, but once he feels safe, he transforms into a goofy, high-energy, affectionate companion who believes laps come in all sizes. His favorite things include chasing and playing with balls, exploring the world with his people, and hunkering down for snuggles after a day of activity. Teddy would love an active family who enjoys daily walks, hikes, games of fetch, and cozy evenings together. He`s lived successfully with young children, done well with other active dogs, and has reportedly been okay with cats (slow introductions with a dog-savvy cat are recommended, though). Teddy also knows some commands, stays close to his people, and is exceptionally cooperative for grooming (including baths and teeth brushing!). He does have allergies that are well-managed with a hypoallergenic diet, and this will need to be continued to keep him itch- and pain-free. Teddy has also displayed consistent resource guarding behaviour over food and other high-value items, so his adopters should be prepared to manage this, particularly around children or other pets to keep everyone safe. In return for a lifetime of walks, cuddles and management, Teddy will reward his future family with memories to last a lifetime!A little bit about Teddy:- previously lived with children, supervised interactions required- open to dog-savvy cats, slow intros required- open to dogs pending successful intros- has consistently displayed aggression when resource guarding high-value items/food

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12.2 miles

PVCA Calgary Alberta

Calgary, AB T2H 2H8

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12.3 miles

Dream Tails Rescue-Calgary Transport

Calgary, AB T2G 2G8

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15 miles

Calgary Humane Society

4455 - 110 Ave. SE, Calgary, AB T2C 2T7

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

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23.3 miles

Village Dog Rescue - Calgary

Calgary, AB T1X 0L3

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24.6 miles

BARC's Rescue

272134 Range Road 291 NE, Airdrie, AB T4A 2V7

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