Beagle puppies and dogs in St George, Ontario

**IF THIS LISTING IS STILL POSTED THIS DOG IS STILL AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION. NO NEED TO EMAIL ASKING IF THE DOG IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE READ THROUGH THIS BIO THOROUGHLY AS INFORMATION ON HOW TO APPLY IS CONTAINED IN THIS LISTING** For Adoption: Keith! Please read our dog bios carefully to be sure that the dog you are applying for suits your family and lifestyle. We at PDR believe in the benefits of post-adoption training for our dogs and their families. This allows for continued socialization, learning and helps to create a well-mannered and balanced dog. Post-adoption training is a requirement in our adoption process. To apply for adoption and for more information on our process and requirements, visit our website at https://pounddog.ca/adoption-info/. This handsome dude is Keith and he is a 3yr old Beagle looking for a great Beagle loving family to call his very own. Keith is a chunky Beagle weighing in at 40lbs (but needs to lose weight). He came to us from a shelter where he was an unclaimed stray. Keith was in good shape, aside from being overweight and obviously had been cared for prior and is accustomed to being in a house, so we don’t know why anyone would give up this lovely hound. He is looking for his happily ever after with a Beagle loving person or family where he will never be abandoned again. Keith is 100% Beagle and anyone interested in him needs to be experienced with hound breeds and fully understand that for him, and most hounds, smells are what its all about! Keith’s ideal walk would be on a long line in a wooded trail, large park, or out in the country, where he can really take in all kinds of good smells. He would not like to be an inner-city dog and only have pavement and concrete surrounding him. Keith does well on leash and doesn’t pull too badly, unless he catches a good scent and then he puts on the brakes and its all about investigating that smell. Keith would be very happy with multiple walks a day, and his waistline needs this too!! Keith is on a weight loss plan right now and needs his adoptive family to keep his exercise and diet regime up so he can be healthier. Keith is happy to be outside to do his business but being with his people trumps being outside by himself so he doesn’t like to spend a lot of time out in the yard alone. He loves sunbathing if you are out there with him, but otherwise, he is out for a good sniff of the yard, an occasional zoomie, and then he wants back in to hang with you. Keith is a generally quiet Beagle and isn’t much into the bugling that can come with the breed. When he does bark he has a deep and loud voice. We typically only hear him bark when he is outside and wants in….or if he gets super excited about dinner time and you aren’t serving up his meal quick enough. He loves his sniffs, but he doesn’t take sniffing as seriously as many other Beagles do. Keith is far more into a search for food! Food is his #1 priority in life. Keith is over zealous about food and cannot ever be trusted to be left alone with any food within his reach. He will even try to counter surf but thankfully isn’t tall enough to really get at anything, but that doesn’t mean he wont try. Anyone interested in Keith needs to ensure that food is always kept safely out of his reach….knowing that he will come up with inventive ways to get at unattended food if possible. Because Keith isn’t an overly vocal hound, he would do well in any manner of housing, and he doesn’t require a fenced in backyard if he gets multiple walks a day and many quick outings for bathroom breaks. He would love a yard to sniff around in and run his zoomies, and roll in grass, but its not essential for him. He will happily get a good grass roll in on a walk too. When not out on his perpetual mission to find food, Keith can be found inside, cuddled up in a chair or on the couch with his people. Keith doesn’t play favourites and will happily cuddle with whoever is sitting down. He loves a good cuddle and will often fall asleep on us or beside us. Keith is a big sucky and loves pets and attention and cuddle time. Keith isn’t much into playing with toys yet although we have found him claiming some Nylabone chew toys and running around the yard with them, proud as punch with his great find! Keith is doing well with housetraining but doesn’t know how to let you know he needs to go out so his people need to be proactive about this and let him out often. Keith has had some accidents when we were learning his signals but now we know that when he gets up to leave the room we are in it means he has to go. If you let him out regularly and pay attention to where he is at, Keith will not have accidents. His people need to fully understand tho that in a new home, learning a new schedule, there will be some accidents at the start. Keith is crated when we aren’t home and at night, and does well with this and is clean in his crate. He likes his crate and settles down for a rest whenever in it. Keith will greatly benefit from dog school and working with his people on obedience skills, building a bond, and better listening. Hounds can be more of a challenge to train as they are bred to work independently and Keith is no exception to this. He gets distracted easily if he thinks there is food to search out, or a good sniff outside. We don’t expect that he will be an obedience champion by going to class, but the lessons learned in school and the socialization are important for him. Keith came to us with no manners or training so he is learning now in his foster home but needs to continue his learning in his forever home. Keith currently lives with cats and other dogs in his foster home. He is good with both, although he can be a bossy pants with the other dogs when food is around. Keith would be happiest being the only dog in the home. He tolerates the other dogs in his foster home but doesn’t play with them or choose to interact with them. He really is all about his people. The cats in his foster home are very dog savvy and don’t run from dogs or cause any fuss and Keith is good with them. He would not do well in a home with a cat that reacts to him or runs from him as he will chase. When it comes to children Keith is well mannered and gentle. As a hound he is a total flight risk so we will only consider a home for him with kids 8yrs of age or older who can be responsible to ensure that the door isn’t being held open and gates are closed snugly every single time. If Keith gets out the door or gate he will be gone following smells. He is a dog that will be just fine though if younger children visit as long as the adults are minding the doors. Keep in mind though that young kids mean that any food they have are at Keith level and he will think nothing of stealing food from a child’s hand. Keith is a Beagle lover’s dream dog. He is moderate energy outside and a total couch potato inside. He is very friendly and greets all new people as best friends he just hasn’t met yet. He loves meeting new people and getting pets from strangers. If you adore hounds and want one of your own, and are able to commit to helping Keith get back to his ideal weight and fitness level then he would love to meet you and see if this is a love match!! #rescuedismyfavoritebreed #rescuedog #adoptdontshop #pounddogs #pdr12years #pounddogrescue12yearsstrong Name: Keith ID # PDR2065 Age: 3yrs Gender: male Neutered: yes UTD vaccines: yes Breed: Beagle Colours: tri Coat length: short House trained: yes Special needs: no OK with kids: older OK with cats: yes Ok with dogs: not to live with Status: adoptable Microchip: yes Size: medium Location: Drumbo Adoption fee: $800

Cali is the sweetest girl who is not the "normal hound". She does like to be with her people, she will cause a commotion if she thinks she is being ignored BUT does quiet down once she realizes you are not there.This senior lady is so full of love AND ENERGY! She loves to run, loves to fetch or play catch ... she just LOVES!She is due for her full work up in August with her boosters and SimcoeDHumane will keep in touch with the adopter to facilitate this exam.

FOSTER-TO-ADOPT HOMES NEEDED!! ***Please apply at https://www.fetchandreleash.ca/adoption-info#adoption-form*** We would love to welcome Autumn into the Fetch + Releash family on September 15, 2024 (subject to change). In order for Autumn to come into our care, we need a committed family. As a foster-to-adopt family, you'll be expected to take her home on her arrival date. You will then have two weeks to get to know your new furry house guest before committing to adoption. At the end of two weeks, if you choose not to move forward with adoption, we simply ask that you continue to provide a safe and loving home until their new forever family can be found. Each bio was created by our rescue partners based on their interactions with the dogs. Fetch + Releash has a full disclosure policy however we cannot guarantee a dog against parasites or diseases, nor can we guarantee a dog's nature/behaviour. Many of these dogs are coming directly from the shelter and so you should expect there to be a transitional period. Be prepared to deal with common issues like potty training, leash walking, and socialization. Cat and kid safety assessments are often based on their personality and not necessarily on actual interactions. Where possible, the majority of vetting will be completed prior to coming to Canada, however, foster-to-adopt families may be required to travel to our partner vet in Mississauga, ON for further vet care. During your foster-to-adopt trial, you'll receive the support of a Fetch + Releash mentor to help you through the transition and answer any questions or concerns you may have. Foster-to-adopt families will be required to pay a $200 deposit on the adoption fee and sign our foster-to-adopt waiver in advance. If you choose not to adopt, your $200 will be refunded to you within 30 days of your dog being adopted into a new family provided you see your pup through to adoption. If you choose not to see your dog through to adoption, you will forfeit your deposit. Foster-to-adopt families will be expected to provide their own supplies. Visit https://www.fetchandreleash.ca/adoption-info for more info on mandatory supplies. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Autumn / Female / 7 months / 27 pounds / Beagle mix / from Tennessee Autumn was surrendered from a hoarding case. She was one of 11 puppies and is the last remaining female of the litter alongside her brother. The only thing we know about her past is that her mom was a beagle but Autumns mix is a mystery. Autumn and her brother had been at the local humane society for months with no interest before being taken in by our reacue partner. She is your typical pup, sweet, friendly and playful. Now that she's out of the shelter she has had access to toys and she absolutely loves them. She shares a run with her brother but is often happily playing on her own. Although she is a hound, she has been fairly quiet but is known to be a more typical beagle from time to time. Autumn's new family will need to work with her on the basics such as potty training and mastering walking on leash. Further training commands like sit, stay, heel and much more will also need to be learned. She has had exposure to a crate so crate training should be a breeze. Training is a great way to build a strong bond with your new companion as well as an opportunity to build their confidence. Autumn is good with children and other dogs, so she will make a great family pet whether she lands in a home with or without another dog. Autumn has not been tested with cats so a cat-free home may be preferred at this time. She is medium energy with puppy playfulness so her needs will be easily met with 2-3 walks a day and some puppy enrichment. Autumn is a sweet, friendly soul looking for the furever home and loving family she deserves. As a condition of the adoption contract, Autumn's new family will be required to attend and complete a basic obedience class at their own cost (proof required). If you’re interested in fostering with the intention of adopting, please apply at https://www.fetchandreleash.ca/adoption-info#adoption-form Autumn's adoption fee is $900. To learn more about our adoption fees and the foster-to-adopt process, please visit our FAQs at https://www.fetchandreleash.ca/about-us#about-faqs.

FOSTER-TO-ADOPT HOMES NEEDED!! ***Please apply at https://www.fetchandreleash.ca/adoption-info#adoption-form*** We would love to welcome Coal into the Fetch + Releash family on September 15, 2024 (subject to change). In order for Coal to come into our care, we need a committed family. As a foster-to-adopt family, you'll be expected to take him home on his arrival date. You will then have two weeks to get to know your new furry house guest before committing to adoption. At the end of two weeks, if you choose not to move forward with adoption, we simply ask that you continue to provide a safe and loving home until their new forever family can be found. Each bio was created by our rescue partners based on their interactions with the dogs. Fetch + Releash has a full disclosure policy however we cannot guarantee a dog against parasites or diseases, nor can we guarantee a dog's nature/behaviour. Many of these dogs are coming directly from the shelter and so you should expect there to be a transitional period. Be prepared to deal with common issues like potty training, leash walking, and socialization. Cat and kid safety assessments are often based on their personality and not necessarily on actual interactions. Where possible, the majority of vetting will be completed prior to coming to Canada, however, foster-to-adopt families may be required to travel to our partner vet in Mississauga, ON for further vet care. During your foster-to-adopt trial, you'll receive the support of a Fetch + Releash mentor to help you through the transition and answer any questions or concerns you may have. Foster-to-adopt families will be required to pay a $200 deposit on the adoption fee and sign our foster-to-adopt waiver in advance. If you choose not to adopt, your $200 will be refunded to you within 30 days of your dog being adopted into a new family provided you see your pup through to adoption. If you choose not to see your dog through to adoption, you will forfeit your deposit. Foster-to-adopt families will be expected to provide their own supplies. Visit https://www.fetchandreleash.ca/adoption-info for more info on mandatory supplies. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coal / Male / 8 months / 25 pounds / Beagle Mix / Good Family Dog / from Tennessee Coal was surrendered from a hoarding case. He was one of 11 puppies and is the last remaining male of the litter alongside his sister. His mom was a beagle but his mix is unknown. Coal and his sister had been at the local humane society for months before being taken in by our partner. We broke these siblings out of the local shelter for a bigger space to play and more opportunity to find a forever home. Seeing them in the new environment with access to toys and more space has really let their true colours shine. Coal is your typical sweet and playful pup but being smaller, he lets his big sister take the lead. Coal has lived in the shelter environment most of his short life so his new family will need to work with him on the basics such as potty training and mastering walking on leash. Further training commands like sit, stay, heel and much more will also need to be learned. Being crated should not be an issue. Training is a great way to build a strong bond with your new companion as well as an opportunity to build their confidence. Coal is typically a quiet guy but has been know to let his inner beagle show from time to time. He is good with children and other dogs, but he has not been tested with cats so a cat-free home may be preferred at this time. He is medium energy with puppy playfulness so his needs will be easily met with two walks a day and some puppy enrichment. He enjoys toys so things like puzzle toys will likely get him excited so he can also use his nose! Coal is patiently awaiting a family of his own so he can soak up all the attention he truly craves and deserves. Prior to coming into care, Coal tested positive for Anaplasmosis which is a tick-borne disease that can stay in the bloodstream for many years. He is currently on doxycycline for 30 days after which we recommend that she is retested in 6 months to ensure the Anaplasmosis has gone into a dormant state. He will arrive with any remaining medication to complete treatment (if not completed). It is recommended that Coal get an annual blood test to monitor the disease and that any pre-op blood work should include a CBC test and platelet count before any surgeries or dental extractions. As a condition of the adoption contract, Coal's new family will be required to attend and complete a basic obedience class at their own cost (proof required). If you’re interested in fostering with the intention of adopting, please apply at https://www.fetchandreleash.ca/adoption-info#adoption-form Coal's adoption fee is $900. To learn more about our adoption fees and the foster-to-adopt process, please visit our FAQs at https://www.fetchandreleash.ca/about-us#about-faqs.

Friendly with a tail that just doesn't stop!A sensitive boy who's been through a lot - he was found wandering the streets and nobody came to claim him. He has been in two different shelters in a short period of time, despite this he warms up quickly and before you know it he will jump on your lap and settle in.ABOUT TWIGGY: - Beagle Mix, Small-Medium-sized, Medium-energy- 4 year-old, Male, 28 lbs- Loves a belly rub and showing affection- He is not overly playful, he enjoys a tennis ball but mostly he just likes being by your side- He is good on a leash and true to his breed, nose to the ground- Neutered, house-trained, microchipped and has his core vaccinationsTWIGGY'S IDEAL HOME:- Twiggy loves his walks and would do well with a family that enjoys the outdoors- Twiggy would benefit from nosework and mental enrichment games- He needs a home with adults only as he does not like to share his toys or food (resource guarding). No other pets in the home for this reason as well.- Although he hasn't been overly vocal in the shelter, we are not recommending him for a home with shared wallsOverall, Twiggy is a sweet affectionate doggy with a happy go lucky attitude thatwill be a wonderful addition to the right home. If you have any questions about Twiggy, contact his Adoption Coordinator at: jenc.ehs@gmail.com