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Lancashire Heeler puppies and dogs in Portland, Oregon

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Jack

Miniature Pinscher

Male, 7 yrs 10 mos , Special Needs
Portland, OR
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Needs special attention, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Hi there! Im the sweet, smart, and sometimes sassy Jack! I am waiting to find a patient, loving family to call my very own. Phew! Ive been waiting for my chance at adoption since the beginning of 2021, when Animal Aid first brought me into their foster program from Multnomah County Animal Services. Shortly after I was brought into foster care, I started displaying some interesting behavioral challenges. We soon discovered that I had low-grade mast cell cancer. Once we had some growths removed and began treating my other symptoms, I started to become a much happier pup! With the help of my very kind and patient fosters, I have been able to learn so much to set me up for success in a furever home. While I can have some challenging moments, I am a very smart pup that will do just about anything for a yummy treat. I am hoping to find a family that is just as patient with me as my fosters have been, so that I can continue growing my trust in humans and live a comfortable, confident, and happy life! Due to my occasional behavioral challenges, I am not the best fit for a lot of younger children; however, I have learned to adore snuggling up with my fosters young niece who is very sweet, a great listener, and especially respectful to me. Likes: I absolutely love treats! Even if I get in one of my grumpy moods, I am pretty easy to win over with a yummy snack. I am an incredibly food-motivated pup, which helps tremendously when it comes to learning new tricks or behaviors. I could learn just about anything! I also love to play fetch and tug with my favorite toys, cuddling up with my favorite people, and running around with doggy friends. I really love to be warm: Since its started to get cold, my favorite thing is sleeping in front of a radiant heat lamp. I love it so much my fosters sometimes have trouble keeping me away from the cozy heat. I cant wait until its summertime again so I can enjoy some more sunbathing. I also LOVE the beach! I discovered sand just this year, and I can run very fast on it! I prefer calmer dogs that are respectful of my space and dont steal my favorite toys. Dislikes: I have handling sensitivities! I can get pretty spicy if I am being touched in certain areas of my body, but it can also really just depend on the day or situation. I am not a fan of being left alone and would prefer to be with you at all times. I really dont like being cold or wet. Id rather not go out in the rain. Although my fosters have introduced me to coats, I dont seem to enjoy them. I also have gotten into some feisty situations getting tangled in a few harnesses, so my fosters have done a great job working with me on a harness that requires minimal handling. Its possible this coat and harness sensitivity may be a result of some discomfort they bring because of my medical condition, which you can read more about below. My least favorite thing in the whole world is being touched or bothered when I am curled up under the covers! Its best to call me to come out of my cozy blanket burrow, rather than attempt pulling me out yourself. Medical: I have a history of mast cell cancer growths, which can reoccur. According to our vets, there is a low risk of these growths complicating my quality of life, as they can be removed if they come back. The growths can cause me to be quite itchy at times, so I take some medicine to help with that (the itchies might also be why I dont like harnesses or coats very much). We were told that there is a low risk of these growths spreading to my liver or spleen. I am currently taking a few different medications to help manage my behavioral and medical needs and I am pretty good at taking my pills, especially if accompanied with a delicious treat!Helping Hands Grants: Due to Jacks medical and behavioral needs, Animal Aid is offering a $500 annual grant to assist in the costs of his ongoing medical care. Additionally, we are offering a one-time $500 grant to work with the Certified Veterinary Behaviorist and Certified Trainers at Synergy Behavior Solutions to set him and his furever family up for lasting success. Approx. Date of Birth: 7/1/2015 Weight: 18 lbs
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Logan

Dachshund Cairn Terrier

Male, 2 yrs
Portland, OR
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮 HELLO! MY NAME IS LOGAN!!! I am one smart little cookie! I am some kind of a low riding mixed breed of either dachshound or possibly corgi mixed with some terrier perhaps some Cairn terrier? I am a young adult, no older than 2-3, weigh approximately 20 lbs and am neutered and UTD on all vaccinations. I have a beautiful sable colored coat, with a medium length coat, adorable ears, one that cocks halfway down and I LOVE TO LEARN! I walk well on leash, loooove people and seem to be fine with other dog friends I've met! I was rescued out of South Texas and I am ready for my forever home.My ideal home will be with someone who loves to train and loves to create a connection with their pet through positive training aka fear-free training. I am extremely food motivated and would be an excellent candidate for competitive training as I am so willing to learn and want to please! But I can be just as happy being just a pet for someone! His adopter should definitely be willing to enroll him in obedience classes as this will help him use his little smart brain! Logan is being fostered in South East Portland Oregon and if you are interested in pursuing adoption please apply at streetsavvydogrescue.org "Adoption Application " Street Savvy Dog Rescue 🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴🦮🌴
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Charlie (bonded with Copper)

Dachshund Chihuahua

Male, adult
Portland, OR
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Hello! My name is Charlie, I'm 8 years young, and 17 pounds, I'm bonded with my best friend Copper and we are looking for a home where we can love on our new family and have some fun!  I've got a big personality and I love to talk with you!  I'm often silly and I will make you laugh. I love to lay outside in the sun and lounge when the weather cooperates. I have Doxie in me so of course I'm  a great mouser!!    When its indoor lounge time I keep laps warm as I love to sit on your lap, but don't call me a couch potato as I also like to play fetch and I'm an excellent walker while Cooper could use a little guidance in that area (no offense Copper!).  When its time for bed Copper and I  like to share your bed with you, but we can also sleep in our beds on the floor too I suppose.  We used to live with a cat but that was a long time ago and with new cats I'd like to chase them if I could. I think Copper and I could learn to live with a cat but like I said, its been awhile! Copper & I are fully potty trained, crate trained and we don't have any separation anxiety.  We are good in the car and we like adventures in the great outdoors. Though I would say, Copper likes the outdoors a bit better than I do. Copper loves to be chased,  I'm not too interested in being chased, but Copper loves it!  Basically  we are a great bonded pair as we cover all the things you want in a dog - but in two dogs! Not sure how we would do around very small kiddos - but older kids who like to play would be our jam!  We would thrive with active seniors too! Every Underdog has been spayed/neutered, micro-chipped, and is up to date on vaccinations. All dogs have had a recent visit to the vet as well.  Adoption fee is $450 for both of us for the regular folks and for our Senior for Senior Program double your love for $300!  All of our dogs are in foster homes. We have an adoption application, we check references and visit your home as part of our adoption process.   To fill out our Adoption Application please visit our website: www.underdogsrock.org/adoption-application/ To Learn more about Underdogs Rock! Rescue a  Portland, Oregon based 501c3 organization  please visit our website at www.underdogsrock.org   Thank you for choosing to adopt and not shop! May 26, 2023, 4:18 pm

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