Labrador Retriever Adoption in Toronto, ON: Labrador Retriever Puppies for Sale in Toronto, ON

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Corbin

Labrador Retriever

Male, 7 yrs 9 mos

Toronto, ON

Size

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

Details

Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

**This dog is being fostered on Vancouver island but can be transported to the mainland. Apply to adopt here: lastminutedogrescue.comThis dog is currently in foster care, and is ready to be adopted! Corbin has come a LONG way since he arrived in Canada last summer and moved into a home for the first time in his life. He was a feral dog in Texas in his previous life, and lived with his sister on the edges of society, always between people, surviving by not being caught until one day he was. Suddenly this regal dog found himself trembling on the cold hard floor of a shelter, on the list to be killed. Its easy to understand why its hard for Corbin to feel safe around anyone but other dogs, but for the past year hes been developing an appreciation for life as a domestic house dog and his true character has slowly been emerging. Corbin will always feel most comfortable in the company of other dogs, and loves most of the usual things dogs love. Hes wild about going on walks, especially in the forest, and will happily spend his day hunting and harassing rodents. He loves sprinting freely across a grassy yard now, something he never had the chance to do in Houston. A frozen marrow bone in his crate delights him for a few hours of luxurious chewing. Watching him revel in life is an absolute joy! He enjoys head and butt scratches, and will sometimes even ask for affection. However, the instinct to stay out of reach runs deep in this handsome dog. He will not come when called; he will at best follow other dogs who do, but even then will stay at distance from accompanying humans. He isnt at all aggressive in the least, just very shy and wary. Every day he grows more confident, so much so that now hes ready to take on any bicycles and pickup trucks that have the nerve to pass him on the street.Corbins best life includes a large fenced-in yard and at least one, preferably more, other friendly dogs. Hes pretty curious about most things, even if hes a bit scared, so hed probably do ok in a either suburban or rural environment. A busy city would be too much for someone whos afraid of people getting close enough to touch him. Hes not a dog to adopt if youre looking for someone to play fetch with. Corbins the boy for someone whos content to make a deserving dogs dreams come true, where he can lounge peacefully in the sunshine, chase chippies and explore the neighbourhood with his pack mates.Corbin was born with bad hip dysplasia on one side, and doesnt like to use his rear right leg. He still gets around fine on 3 legs and can run faster than you! He does appreciate a daily pain reliever like gabapentin.Apply to adopt this animal at lastminutedogrescue.comName: CorbinWeight: ~55 poundsAge: ~7 yearsGender: MaleBreed: Lab mixColour: BlackMedical (past and present) & HW Status: HW negative; requires pain management for severe hip dysplasia Fixed: YesGood with adults: ShyGood with kids: UnknownGood with dogs: YesGood with cats: UnknownHouse trained: Working on it! Corbin is still skittish, so you can't reprimand him for peeing in the house as this will cause him to piddle. Poor baby.Crate trained: YesCrate aggressive: NoFood aggressive: NoLeash trained: YesEnergy level: MediumSuitable for an apartment: Depends on specificsCan be handled: YesBarker: Can be!

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Sebastian

Labrador Retriever Doberman Pinscher

Male, 3 yrs 7 mos

Toronto, ON

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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Blackie

Labrador Retriever

Female, 4 yrs 3 mos

Toronto, ON

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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Teddy

Labrador Retriever

Male, 1 yr 2 mos

Toronto, ON

Size

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

Details

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

Story

🏠 Currently in a Toronto foster homeHi! 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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Arabella

Labrador Retriever

Female, 5 yrs 1 mo

Toronto, ON

Size

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

Details

Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Meet Arabella! This sweet girl is her happiest self when she's outside playing. She's always enthusiastic to go out, and once she is she does great with staying extra calm when passing people, dogs, and bikes outside. Arabella has shown everyone she's played with her professional fetch skills, her favorite game to let out the energy she has. She's great with being friendly towards new people, even when she feels a little nervous at first. She's well mannered, happy, and playful, all the qualities that would make a perfect companion and friend. If you're looking for a companion to take out on adventures and have play sessions with, come meet Arabella!

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Orrie

Blue Heeler Labrador Retriever

Male, 4 yrs 1 mo

Toronto, ON

Size

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

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

ORRIEOrrie's story starts with a young woman with big dreams, who started a dog rescue full of promise, on a ranch she rented with her husband, in the middle of rural Nowheresville, Texas. They pulled dogs from the same high-kill shelter we do, and brought them to the property to wait to be adopted. For a while the pace of adoptions was brisk, and most dogs didn't spend more than a few weeks there. From the outside, they seemed to be a perfect couple fully immersed in rescue...until one day things fell apart, and the woman packed up and split, leaving her husband behind to look after and rehome over 30 newly rescued shelter dogs. Two of those dogs, a heeler female and a Great Pyrenees/lab mix male, both still intact, were accidentally put into the same dog run. Unsurprisingly, several weeks later, the number of dogs on the property grew by 11 blond, speckled puppies. One of them was Orrie (first dubbed Guinness). Soon after that, we were asked to take on the support all those dogs and find them homes. Of course we said yes.We wish we could say we immediately took that young family out of the yard and put them into a warm and loving foster home, but we didn't have one of those for 11 growing puppies. This is the reality of dog rescue. At the time, we already had over 40 dogs in our care. In one fell swoop, we instantly doubled our roster -- just as adoptions were grinding to a standstill all over the world as COVID lockdowns were ending and millions of people were going back into the office for workdays, many of them giving up the dogs they'd adopted during the pandemic. Thus this family of puppies spent the first few months of their lives playing by themselves in their quiet, rural yard, venturing out into the world only to go to the vet for their vaccines. They had no one to expose them to the sights and sounds of suburban life, no one to take them out on leash walks to learn to navigate busy sidewalks, no one to reassure them when they were scared. Orrie was one of the first of the litter to be adopted and went straight from the ranch in Texas to his new home in the middle a bustling Ontario town.We know now that this was not a good match for our little Orrie. His lovely new family gave him loads of time and space to settle in, letting him determine what boundaries he was ready to cross. He warmed up to the children and got comfortable in the home. They did research, learned his triggers, hired a trainer, changed their routine...for 2 years they did everything reasonable to help him overcome his deep-seated fearfulness. Recently Orrie made it clear that he's reached his limit and has had enough. He just hates living in town, hates it with every fibre of his being. He is BEGGING not to be forced to go on walks on streets full of things that terrify him. Every time he goes out the front door, he's ready to have a breakdown.He is timid, but a goofy guy nonetheless! He loves to be close to his people, playing tug or chasing a ball, or snuggling at the end of a day of fun. Hes leash trained and likes to hike in quiet places, away from city noises. Hes very food motivated and loves to learn new tricks and show off the ones he knows. He will thrive in a home in the country or quiet neighbourhood, away from busy roads and noisy parks or playgrounds.Name: OrrieWeight: ~ 50 LbsGender: Male, NeuteredBreed: Heeler XColour: CreamMedical (past and present) & HW Status: Healthy, Dewormed, UTD on vaccinesGood with adults: YesGood with kids: Yes, with a slow introductionGood with dogs: Yes, with a slow introductionGood with cats: Highly doubtfulHouse trained: YesCrate trained: YesCrate aggressive: NoFood aggressive: NoLeash trained: YesEnergy level: Medium to highSuitable for an apartment: NoCan be handled: YesBarker: Not really

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Whimsy

Labrador Retriever Shepherd (Unknown Type)

Female, Young

Toronto, ON

Size

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

Details

House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Meet Whimsy! Whimsy is an approximately 5-year-old spayed Lab/Shepherd mix — at least that’s our best guess! Whatever her mix, one thing is certain: Whimsy is an incredibly loving and affectionate girl who has so much love to give. Whether it’s snuggling up beside you on the bed or couch on a rainy day or heading out for a long walk in the sunshine, Whimsy is happiest when she’s spending time with her people. Whimsy has basic obedience and is house trained and crate trained. Like many dogs, she has a couple of naughty little habits she’s working on. If food is left within reach, she may try her luck with a little countersurfing, and she has been known to investigate the recycling if it’s accessible! Her foster family is working with her on these behaviours, and she’s making progress. Whimsy is great with cats and generally pays them no mind — even when the cats aren’t particularly interested in being her friends! She also has some dog friends, mostly male dogs. Whimsy isn’t a fan of young, wild puppies or most female dogs, so a home where she can be selective about her canine companions would be best. She is terrific with her 9-year-old human foster sister and absolutely adores her people. Because of her background, however, Whimsy would likely thrive best in a calmer, quieter home. Whimsy can be protective when someone arrives at the door. Once she has been properly introduced and her foster mom reassures her that the person is a welcome visitor and not an intruder, she settles in. She is good with both men and women, although she tends to feel more comfortable with women. We truly believe Whimsy could make an incredible companion for a single woman who is looking for a loyal best friend to share life with. Whimsy has so much love waiting inside that beautiful heart of hers. She is patiently waiting for “her person” to come along — someone who will give her the love, patience and security she deserves and, in return, receive an incredible amount of love and affection. Could you be Whimsy’s person? Whimsy is patiently waiting to meet you. September 23, 2026, 8:55 pm

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Bear

Labrador Retriever

Female, Adult

Toronto, ON

Size

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

Details

Good with kids, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Bear is a 7 year old, 64 pound Lab/Retriever mix, spayed, and up to date on her vetting, originally adopted through our rescue 6 years ago. Bear needs a new and very special home. Bear really struggles when left alone, especially, when her family travels to stay at the cottage or with friends. She has clawed and chewed at door and window frames and actually squeezed out of windows to escape in her panic. Her family are seniors needing to leave their home to go to medical appointments, etc. and no longer feel they can care for her. Bear is house trained, good with children and adults, good in the car, and has not guarded anything from people/dogs/cats. She loves to swim and play fetch. Bear's ideal home would initially have someone home all the time and be willing to seek professional help to guide them through her separation anxiety with the ultimate goal of being able to safely leave her home alone. She would prefer not to live with other dogs and chases cats. On leash she may pull a bit and it is hit or miss whether she will prefer to meet other dogs or lunge and bark at them. Bear really needs your help! If you think you can offer her the home and help she needs please complete our Adoption Application available here: https://www.speakingofdogs.com/adoption/adoption-process/.September 23, 2026, 8:55 pm

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Wylie

Labrador Retriever

Male, 6 yrs 6 mos

Etobicoke, ON

Size

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

Details

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

Story

Sweet, Well-mannered & FriendlyWylie is a lovable, easy-going companion. Whether he`s joining you for a leisurely walk, riding along in the car, or relaxing on the couch beside you - Wylie is just content simply being part of the family. BIO: - Labrador mix, 6.5 years old, Male (neutered)- Large (80 lbs), Medium-energy- Wylie was originally adopted from us 4 years ago. He has come back to us due to changes in his family`s circumstances and no fault of his own- Wylie is house-trained, microchipped and has his core vaccinationsABOUT WYLIE: - Wylie is a well-mannered boy who walks well on a loose leash and takes the world in stride- In the home Wylie is an affectionate and easy-going guy. He likes to watch the world go by outside, quietly looking out the front door - He enjoys car rides, being brushed and getting pets- Wylie does not like loud noises and seeks out a quiet hiding spot during loud noises such as thunderstorms or fireworks- Wylie has a condition called diabetes insipidus, but don`t let the name scare you! Managing it is easy—with one eye drop daily and Wylie enjoys life just like any other dog. The medication costs $80 a month - He has not shown any signs of resource guarding, separation anxiety or reactivity - Every now and then, this otherwise laid-back boy gets a burst of excitement and breaks into a joyful sprint that is guaranteed to make you smile!WYLIE’S IDEAL HOME:- Wylie enjoys his daily walks but is happiest with shorter outings rather than long hikes; but a few extra treats have left him with some ‘fluff’ around the middle, so longer or more frequent walks would be a good goal for him- He would do well in a home with access to a yard or green space close by (although a chill boy, he was temporarily in a foster home in a condominium with an elevator and was very nervous of it, as well as the very busy downtown neighbourhood)- He gets along well with other pets, if his adopter already has a dog or cat, we will arrange for a meet and greet- He has lived with children before and did wellWylie. To meet him, is to love him!If you have any questions about Wylie, contact his Adoption Coordinator at: cla98.ehs@gmail.com

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Corbin

Labrador Retriever

Male, 7 yrs 9 mos

Toronto, ON

Size

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

Details

Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

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Sebastian

Labrador Retriever Doberman Pinscher

Male, 3 yrs 7 mos

Toronto, ON

Size

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

Details

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

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Blackie

Labrador Retriever

Female, 4 yrs 3 mos

Toronto, ON

Size

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

Details

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

Story

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Bonnie

Golden Retriever

Female, Young

Toronto, ON

Size

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

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Bonnie | Golden Retriever Mix | 8.5 months old| Dog and People Friendly | GTA Is there anything on earth cuter than a Golden Retriever puppy? With respect to all other cute things, not really! Bonnie is so adorable with retriever in the front, party in the back, in the form of a curly-tailed surprise! Golden Retriever with a twist. Bonnie was found abandoned and is learning to live in a home. She needs guidance and the kind of training that any puppy requires; fortunately she's food motivated and a quick study! She's already picked up sit, she sleeps peacefully through the night in her crate, and she doesn't bark. She has no issues with resource guarding or separation anxiety. Bonnie is a very good girl, but she's still a baby. She needs an adopter who is home a fair bit and able to put the time and effort into training her to be the best dog she can be. She is excited by life and the world with puppy enthusiasm for other dogs, people, and the outdoors! Someone who can guide her through all this excitement with gentleness and consistency would be the perfect companion. Bonnie is very curious. She likes to watch TV and when you talk to her, she loves to talk (howl) back. A little conversationalist! She's also very agile and has so much fun playing fetch. She'd do great in a home with a playful, young dog but would probably be annoying to an older dog as she has a boundless appetite for play. Because she's currently in the chewy puppy phase she'd do best in a home with no young kids. Bonnie is a true delight and a little ray of sunshine. She brings the puppy chaos, sure, but also the puppy fun, zest for life, and undeniable cuteness. She's been through a lot in her young life, and we want to find her a soft place to land with someone who will be as loyal and invested in her and she's sure to be in them. If that's you, please apply at the link: https://form.jotform.com/pawsacrossthewater/adoption-application

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