Leo

Bear has lived in Nunavut all his life. He is an indoor dog, very calm, very friendly. He freaks out at other dogs because he just wants to get close to them to play. I have brought him to off leash parks and he does great. Heals when called or coaxed with treats. His favorite treats are Cheerios. Due to his anxiety and desperate need to see other dogs he seems to be getting worse and has to stay indoors at all the camp grounds we’ve visited. We are recently retired and have been travelling across Canada and want to continue to do so. So long as we have ‘Bear’ it limits us on how far we can go on our journey. He would be awesome with anyone who just wants a companion. Knows tons of tricks, is still very healthy and loves to just stay close to home and veg out on the couch or on his bed.

Chief is a fun, goofy, and affectionate dog. He loves walks and being outside. He was born as a stray "boonie dog" on the island of Guam and was adopted when he was about 1 year old. Because of his history, he has some anxiety around new places and people and should not be placed in a home where there are young children. He generally gets along well with other dogs after an initial introduction. Chief would do well in a home where he can receive lots of love and affection. He is house and crate trained and does fine in the home for longer periods of time if he can get a good walk and snuggles at the end of the day. The reason for rehoming is that he does not do well around children.

A lovely boy, wants plenty of attention. Always happy. Will jump up but gets down when told .

Tokyo is a sweet ball of energy. She loves people and kids! She’s quite hilarious and needs someone to shower her with love and attention!