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Dogs for adoption last updated 07/03/2008 09:01 PM |
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Planned Pethood, Inc. Placement fees $150 per dog 6 months or less, and/or under 35 pounds. $125 per dog over 6 months and/or over 35 pounds. |
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BlakeBlake is a 4 year old, 13 lb terrier mix, possibly with dachshund, who was unclaimed as a stray from a local dog pound. His coat is long and somewhat curly, and mostly soft rather than wiry . He's a bit shy at first but warms up quickly. Here is a note from his foster mom:
Blake really didn't answer to his name so we call him Bucky (Ohio State). His ears perk up with that one. He is crate trained and loves going outside to play. He is housebroken and is still a little shy, but does play a little with me. Blake is a very quite dog. I have only heard him bark once. He walks fast on a leash but overall has a medium energy level. He does not eat people food nor begs when you are eating. He also doesn't really seem to care for treats. Foster-PPI-20 ID#060608.1 6/16
Did you know that Planned Pethood only takes dogs from the Northwest Ohio area? By sponsoring Blake you'll be helping local dogs and cats. Become a Second Chance Club Sponsor, click here!
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ChauncyTiny Chauncy is a cute as a button 11 month old, 14 pound Jack Russell Terrier/Dachshund mix. Originally coming to us as a stray from a local dog pound, his new owners returned him because he was a bit too energetic to be left alone for the long hours they worked.
Chauncy has the forepaws, snout and tail of a Dachshund but the rest of him, including his personality, is ALL Jack Russell Terrier - a big dog in a small package and would be best suited as a playmate for another dog and would most likely not do well left alone for long periods of time.
Chauncy is still working on his housebreaking skills. Because he is Jack Russell, some knowledge of the breed and obedience classes are highly recommended. He is a friendly dog with a super big personality, listens well and is a very loving dog. Foster-PPI-37 ID#061008.1 6/28
Did you know that Planned Pethood only takes dogs from the Northwest Ohio area? By sponsoring Chauncy, you'll be helping local dogs and cats. Become a Second Chance Club Sponsor, click here!
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Jethro
Second Chance Club Sponsor Jethro was sponsored for a Second Chance at life thanks to Lynn McNutt. Thanks Lynn! You can sponsor a dog or cat for a second chance too. Become a member of the Second Chance Club today...just
Jethro is a one year old, 30 pound male Corgi mix that was rescued from a local dog pound. He looks like a corgi in person more so than these pictures and is mixed with, boy who knows? He's adorable though.
Here is a note from his foster mom:
Jethro is an affectionate and submissive dog and follows me everywhere. When he wants attention he will come up and sit at my feet or put his head or feet in my lap; he also likes to have his belly rubbed. He doesn't bark very much at all--will bark at cats and if someone comes into the back yard (his territory). He doesn't generally bark at other dogs or even when the doorbell rings. He is still young enough to do some chewing but he is getting better. He seems to like my shoes the most, so I try to keep them behind closed doors. He is overly attached to me and doesn't
like to be left alone. This is a problem we are working on. He is getting better about being in the crate when no one is home.
He seems to get along with kids. We recently spent time with some of my grandchildren (5 of them, ages 2-14) and he did fine. Jethro usually responds to "come", “sit” and “no” and we are working on "stay." His walking is much approved from when he first came to live with us. He heels very well when there are no distractions, but still needs some work with the distractions--mainly other dogs he wants to say hi too. This is a dog that can walk by your side without stopping to sniff everything in sight. Great companion for your cardio workout. Foster-PPI-69 ID#051508.3 6/10
Did you know that Planned Pethood only takes dogs from the Northwest Ohio area? By sponsoring Jethro, you'll be helping local dogs and cats. Become a Second Chance Club Sponsor, click here!
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ChewyChewy's nickname should be "Lucky" because he is very lucky to be alive! He missed not once or twice but 3 chances to be put down at the dog pound he ended up and was there weeks longer than most dogs. Hours after we were sure he had run out of time, Planned Pethood found room for him and got him out of there for another chance.
Chewy is a blue beagle who was originally a stray. His owner was found, but he decided not to claim him. His owner said he is 2 1/2 but we believe he is probably 4-5. He weighs about 20 lbs and is built and walks a bit like a little prizefighter. He's a friendly happy guy, especially now that he's on his way to a new loving family. If that might be you, complete an online application to meet him today! More to come on Chewy. Foster-PPI-55 ID#061008.2 6/9
Did you know that Planned Pethood only takes dogs from the Northwest Ohio area? By sponsoring Chewy, you'll be helping local dogs and cats. Become a Second Chance Club Sponsor, click here!
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DebbieVirtual Adoption Sponsor Debbie was saved and named by Heather Zion in honor of her mother for Mother's Day. Thanks Heather! You can sponsor a dog or cat for a second chance too. Become a member of the Second Chance Club today...just
All Planned Pet hood dogs and puppies are altered (spayed/neutered) and fully vetted prior to adoption. Dog breed is a best estimate by the vet and/or Petfinder breed expert findings. We cannot guarantee
breed, weight, age of dogs or final adult size of puppies. 