Chi mix | 4 years old | Male | 4 kg

Temperament: Affectionate! Loving! Fun!
Activity level: Low-medium energy. He is playful and enjoys his walks but also loves to relax on the couch.
Vetting: Vaccinated (core vaccines); 4dx bloodwork negative for heartworm & two tick borne diseases (Anaplasma and Lyme); Positive for Ehrlichia - Complete Blood Count (CBC) completed and it is normal (Feb 2017 & Jan 2019). Chico came to Canada 2 years ago with Ehrlichia and was treated with doxycycline and a CBC was also done - all normal. The Ehrlichia antibody can stay in the blood for several years without issue however it is recommended to get a yearly CBC to make sure all is normal, Fecal (negative), dewormed; flea/tick/heartworm prevention given; microchipped, neutered, dental - clean and polish (2019).
Housebroken: Yes!
Good with dogs: Yes! Does not really like larger dogs but living with two foster dogs and enjoying them more and more each day.
Good with cats: Not tested.
Prey drive: Yes. He is way too interested in his foster family’s hamster.
Good with children: No. Older dog savvy teenagers only please.
Separation anxiety: None observed.
Crate trained: Not needed. He is not destructive and is very respectful of his home when left alone.
Resource guarding: Yes. He guards his food with the foster dogs, but this is improving and is minor. He does not guard with people.
Barky/noisy: He will bark if someone comes to the door, or when his foster doggy siblings also bark. He is not excessively noisy, but does bark.
Leash etiquette: Very good! He does react (minor) to some dogs and people on the street, but this is improving. He loves the outdoors.
Transportation: Great in car! Not tested on public transit.
*Comes with 6 weeks of pet insurance - $500 coverage.
*Chico’s bio may change as we get to know him better.

Chico is an adorable, affectionate, and playful little guy. He loves to be cuddled up with someone, and this cutie’s tail never stops wagging. He is just so happy!
Chico’s story is a sad one though - prepare the tissues! He was originally found as a stray in Mexico in rough shape. It took him months in quarantine to finally become healthy before coming to Canada. His flight escort who brought him to Canada fell in love with this sweet boy and ended up adopting him. She gave Chico the BEST life and she loved him so so much! Unfortunately, she became very ill and sadly passed away. Chico loved his momma more than anything, and refused to leave her side through everything.
Chico is such a brave and resilient pup! He has been through so much but is still such a happy and loving boy. He is ready to find a new home to call his own for the rest of his life.
Chico is not your typical chihuahua! He doesn’t fit the stereotypes! This chi may be from warm Mexico, but he is a champ when it comes to braving these Canadian winters! Chico loves the outdoors and is always up for a walk, even in the winter. Once he’s got his coat on he’s ready to go! This adorable boy has no issues with walking Toronto’s busy streets. He can go for short or long walks, and keeps up just fine either way. Chico isn’t all about being on the go though. He is just as happy to stay home with his people and cuddle up on the couch.
Chico adores cuddling with people! He loves to spend time with his foster family. He enjoys nothing more than cuddling up in bed against his foster mom at night. Because Chico deserves only the best, someone who is home more often would be preferred for this special boy.
Chico enjoys his foster doggy siblings too! He would be fine living with another pup but does not need to have a canine companion in his furever home. He has shown some resource guarding towards his foster siblings around his food. However, he has no issues with humans when he is eating and does not guard his toys. His amazing foster momma is working with Chico on his resource guarding and he is already showing improvement!
Chico is a very well-behaved pup! He walks well on leash, knows some basic commands, and is completely housebroken. He does not need to be crated and can be trusted to respect his home when left alone.
Chico would prefer a calm, teen/adult-only furever home. He does not do well with small children, and he becomes stressed when there is lots of activity in the house. He would probably not be suited to a chaotic or busy household. He also would prefer to not have any small animal siblings.
Chico is such a sweet and affectionate pup! He has the most wonderful playful energy and loves to go for walks, but he is just as happy to kick back at home and curl up to enjoy some Netflix.
Chico is the sweetest and is such a special pup! Meeting him, you would never guess he has had it rough - he is such a happy boy! If you’re the one who can give this deserving boy the best furever home, please email adopt@covetedcanines.org or fill out an application at:covetedcanines.org/application

Chi mix | 12 months | Male | 3.6 kg

Photos by: Kathy Leslie Berkers-Eardley

Temperament: Timid, playful, bossy, cuddly!

Activity level: Moderate.

Vetting: Vaccinated (core vaccines); 4dx bloodwork negative for heartworm & three tick borne diseases (Ehrlichia; Anaplasma and Lyme); Fecal (pending), dewormed; flea/tick/heartworm prevention given; microchipped, neutered.

Housebroken: Yes, and is pee pad trained.

Good with dogs: Yes! Great with small dogs but can be at bit bossy at times. Easily corrected.

Good with cats: Yes.

Prey drive: Yes! Will chase squirrels in the backyard

Good with children: Yes. Can be nervous around new people but really enjoys children once he is comfortable with his people.

Separation anxiety: None. Will bark when you leave.

Crate trained: Yes, he prefers the couch.

Resource guarding: None observed towards people, or with food and toys. Can be possessive of his bed towards his foster doggy siblings.

Barky/noisy: Will bark at noises he is unsure of; will also bark when people watching out the window

Leash etiquette: Okay!

Transportation: Is nervous in the car but feels comfortable in a dog bed. Not tested on public transit.

*Comes with 6 weeks of pet insurance - $500 coverage.

*Milou’s bio may change as we get to know him better.

Milou is best known as the beloved companion to Tintin. Well CCR’s very own Milou is looking for his own Tintin to show him the good things in life!

These endearing eyes will draw you in, and Milou is the perfect companion to cuddle up with on these long, cold winter nights. He will snuggle up with you on the couch and keep your bed nice and cozy. Milou has no problem telling you he wants to go to bed with you!

Milou can be nervous and timid of new people. However, once he warms up he is such a sweet and loveable little guy! He adores cuddling and loves to give kisses to those he trusts. He will get very excited once he sees those he trust and will jump up at your hand!

Milou adores playing with his foster doggy siblings! He sure knows when to get them going and can be bossy at times. They run and chase each other around. He is not possessive over food or toys with humans and four-legged friends alike, but he can be possessive of his bed with his foster siblings. But I mean who really likes sharing their bed with their siblings?

Milou likes to go for short walks in the cold weather and he much prefers the warmth of the couch on these cold days! Like a typical chi Milou loves to bathe in the warmth of the sun.

He is pee pad trained which is a great! In he mild weather Milou enjoys spending time outside and doesn't always want to come in! He's working on his recall and seems to be a quick but stubborn learner.

This adorable little guy needs a bit of time to warm up to new people and prefers to come to you. Once Milou trusts and feels comfortable, you'll have a playful friend for life! Milou loves to run, chase and play ball - he'll never stop bugging you to play! Milou is so loving with those he trusts and has become the sweetest little bossy pants! His adopters will need to continue to work with Milou in a positive way and should know and understand the breed.

This sweet, little guy is very food motivated, and already knows how to sit and he's working on his recall.

Milou would do best in a detached home and would benefit from having a younger doggy sibling that is also a small, friendly and playful dog.

Milou loves nothing more than to be held and snuggled by his people, or to play with his foster siblings. Are you the Tintin to this Milou? If you can show this adorable and affectionate boy the good things in life, please email adopt@covetedcanines.org or fill out an application at covetedcanines.

Lab & Shepherd Mix/ Male/ 3 years / 58 lbs
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Temperament: Affectionate, playful, cuddly.
Activity: Moderate-high.
Vetting: Vaccinated (core vaccines plus Bordetella); 4dx bloodwork negative for heartworm & three tick borne diseases (Ehrlichia/Anaplasma and Lyme); Fecal (negative), dewormed; flea/tick/heartworm prevention given; microchipped, neutered.
Good with Children? Not tested, but don't foresee an issue.
Good with dogs - LOVES THEM!
Good with cats- Unknown.
Seperation Anxiety - None!
Resource guarding - Nope!
Bark/noisy - Not barky at all!
Housebroken - Completely:)
Shedder - Yes.
Crate trained - Not Crate trained, not required.
Leash etiquette: Working on it, he pulls and is strong!
Good in car: Great!
*Behavioural assessments available upon request.
*Comes with 6 weeks of Pet Insurance.

"Scottie has stolen the hearts of everyone who has met him."

"He's really pretty perfect"

"Someone better adopt him soon or we're not going to be able to let him go!"

Ladies and gentlemen, the results are in and our bachelor canine contestant Scottie is a CROWD PLEASER. Coming to us from a rural Ontario shelter, this underdog rose from the bottom to snatch our hearts!

Scottie is the utmost people pleaser, and is described by his fosters as being the perfect combination of energetic and lazy. This means this guy who be your jogging partner and your wind down partner in crime. He is still a puppy and so regular exercise is required. On the plus side, due to him being a big strong boy, you'll get a good upper body work out while walking him, until his leash walking skills become a bit more refined.

If you have a bad boy complex, look elsewhere, because Scottie here is a GOOD BOY! Seriously. He wants your love and affection and he will go to great lengths (and kisses) to get it.

Here's the best part. You've got a big strong boy who so far is as quiet as a mouse! He acclimatizes to his fosters schedules with ease and is easy going. He's up for a good time any time! Did we mention- NOT ONE ACCIDENT IN HIS FOSTER HOME! See, he is a good boy!

If you're looking for a good, well-rounded, well adjusted, beautiful young thing, then look no further than golden boy Scottie. Make this bachelor a committed forever companion and adopt online at https://covetedcanines.squarespace.com/application/

Doberman Mix| 11 months | Male | 60 lbs
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Temperament: Goofy, bouncy, eager to learn!
Activity level: High puppy energy!
Vetting: Vaccinated (core vaccines plus Bordetella); 4dx bloodwork negative for heartworm & three tick borne diseases (Ehrlichia/Anaplasma and Lyme); Fecal (negative), dewormed; flea/tick/heartworm prevention given; microchipped, neutered.
Housebroken: Yes!
Good with dogs: Yes! He loves other dogs, but has to learn manners.
Good with cats: Not tested.
Good with children: No contact with children as of yet, but is presumed that he'd be good with older kids as he jumps up.
Prey drive: He has been noted to be very interested in squirrels.
Separation anxiety: Not noted by the foster.
Crate trained: Has not required crating.
Resource guarding: None.
Barky/noisy: Barks and grumbles in certain situations but is easily redirected.
Leash etiquette: Learning.
Good in car: Yes! He sleeps.
*Comes with 6 weeks of pet insurance - $500 coverage.

Let's give a warm welcome to Dino- the newest canine contender in Coveted Canines. This puppy has that whole "smells like teen spirit" thing, meaning that this boy is filled with that angsty fun teen puppy energy. Any potential adopter would be willing to role up those sleeves and give this boy the love, attention and EXERCISE he needs. Currently he's been staying in his foster's condo, and that has been fine, so condo dwellers are welcome to apply if they feel they can commit to getting him out and about when he requires it. Speaking of the great outdoors, this boy is a bit of a princess in that he's not a big fan of those great Canadian winters (these days, neither are we), so expect to have some good indoor activities planned to keep him happy. He's nervous on busy streets, and can lean toward being nervous in other settings as well, so a confident owner will be a good fit for Dino.

Dino’s New Years resolution is to be his best self, and as such the ideal adopter would help him get there by getting him enrolled in basic obedience training to help him learn his manners and fulfill that resolution #newyearnewyou.

He is loving his foster home and has been totally eager to please, putting on a display of all his good boy tendencies. He can be wary of people due to being a little nervous, but does not react negatively and is generally very excited by people and ready to greet with open arms (that’s our cute way of saying he can jump up to say hello).

If you think you've got the right home for Fino Dino, then give us a holler! please apply online at https://covetedcanines.squarespace.com/application/

Male | Pure-bred Pomeranian | 4 years old | 6 lbs | Toronto Shelter Dog
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*Temperament: Adorable, loving and protective.
*Activity Level: Moderate.
*Vetting: Vaccinated (core vaccines plus Bordetella); 4dx bloodwork negative for heartworm & three tick borne diseases (Ehrlichia/Anaplasma and Lyme); Fecal (negative), dewormed; flea/tick/heartworm prevention given; microchipped, neutered. Was treated for a urinary tract infection but just had recent urinalysis that was perfect! All clear!
*Housebroken: Yes! Joy is fully housebroken. However, during a transition period to a new home, he may require the use of a doggie diaper for the first few days as he will occasionally mark his new territory. Once adjusted, however, he waits for opportunity to go outside to do his business.
*Good with Dogs: Joy gets along well with other dogs. He has had the opportunity to have a lab as his roommate for several weeks and gets along well with him. He has been a dinner guest in other homes with dogs and did well also. Joy has had several outings to large pet stores which attract many dog shopper’s. He has been interested to meet the other dogs in the store.
*Good with Cats? In his foster home, Joy has not been exposed to any cats.
*Good with Kids: While in foster care, Joy has not had alot of exposure to children. Due to his behaviour with strangers - NO small/younger children. Joy has had very positive encounters with teenagers.
*Prey Drive: No evidence of prey drive. Joy has observed a number of squirrels and birds in his foster neighborhood but has not made effort to chase or growl at them.
*Leash Etiquette: Joy loves his walks and opportunity to play in a backyard. He makes no effort to run away and comes back when called to come inside. He makes the most of his walks and particularly enjoys rolling in the snow. On occassion, he will stand on his two hind feet and clap his front paws while out in public. While Joy has not had off leash opportunity, other than a fenced in backyard, he is likely to have very good recall skills. Joy has had extensive exposure to busy streets during foster care. More specifically, streets with a high volume of vehicle traffic. He remains calm and appears to be undistracted by heavy traffic. Over the course of foster care, Joy has made remarkable progress in becoming accustomed to pedestrians he encounters when out in public. Initially, he appeared to be defensive and would bark at those having to walk past him. With continued training, it would seem that Joy will have no issue in being in public or on busy streets.
*Separation anxiety: Nope!
*Crate trained: No but not needed. Joy is not destructive at all and potty trained.
*Resource guarding: None. Joy has shown no evidence of guarding in relation to food or treats. In fact, he is quite polite while his roommate gobbles what is meant to be his food, bones or other treats.
*Barky/noisy: Can be vocal.
*Good with transit: Great in car! Not tested on public transit!
*Shedder: Yes!
*$500 pet insurance for 6 weeks with PetSecure.
*Behavioural assessment available upon request. Has been working exceptionally well with a trainer since coming into the rescue and has made great strides!

Meet Joy. This little Pom may be particular about who he likes but it’s all in your approach. He initially barks at you but if you ignore him and give him space to come to you he is the dreamiest of devils. While in-doors, Joy is calm and not at all destructive. He enjoys endless hours, looking at the front window. He loves to have the opportunity to do some ball chasing both indoors and in a backyard. He is quick to chase after a ball and bring it right back for another round of ball toss. At night, Joy sleeps straight through the night. As an impression, if he needs to go outdoors to 'do his business' he would alert his family to the need to get outside.
Joy may not have been used to a dog food diet in his past. Efforts have been made to help him transition to a diet of both hard and soft dog foods. Adding small amounts of chicken, cheddar cheese or turkey cold cuts seem to have enticed Joy to take in some dog food. This transition will be an on-going project for Joy’s new family. It does not appear that Joy has a big appetite. He is being offered two to three feedings daily. He eats very little of the food that is offered to him.
Joy is not crate trained. He is not destructive however and his new family can feel safe in leaving him alone in their home. If given the chance, Joy would love to sleep alongside his new family members at night.
Joy does very well walking on leash. During foster care, much of his walks were in conjunction with his roommate Lab dog. There were no concerns related to walking on leash. Great leash manners!
It would seem that Joy has had some training in his past. He responds quickly when asked to "come here" or “sit down”. In addition, when barking, he has been responsive to being distracted from barking by several strategies; Calling his name, use of words UH-UH. The use of the words UH-UH have been used in more extreme barking events. Joy will need continued help in relation to barking when feeling threatened. But, he appears to be a quick learner and eager to please once he knows what is wanted of him.
Joy has various noises and sounds that he makes. At times, he is seeming to want to chat with sweet little doggy noises. At other times, he will growl when looking at the window if he is fearful that someone is encroaching on his territory. Joy does have periods where he will bark in reaction to events that he might perceive as worrisome. He is protective of his territory. By removing Joy from sights that disturb him he quickly calms down. Distraction will be a good strategy for some unwelcome vocal matters. Joy has “stranger danger” and will continue to require training in feeling safe greeting those who enter his 'territory'. The issue of reaction to unfamiliar individuals entering his home will be the area where more training will be required with Joy.
While in foster care, Joy has not been taken onto public transit. He has had several car rides to his vet office. He has done well in riding in a car. In fact, he seems to really enjoy it!
Joy has been working with an amazing positive reinforcement trainer and much success has been accomplished in a short period! As noted, Joy has made remarkably quick progress in his reactions while out in public. It seems that Joy has great manners and responds to basic commands. He does struggle with having people he does not know enter his home. This will be an area where his new family will want to seek additional training. In other aspects, Joy is a 'good boy, Joy".
Given that Joy is continuing to have issue with strangers entering his 'territory' it would be best if space is available to have Joy stay in a room where he can be by himself during guest visits. Hopefully, with time, trust and a bit more learning, Joy will do well in any home where he knows he is loved and secure.
Overall, Joy is a super lovable dog. He will capture your heart in no time. He will require an environment where there will be patience with the occasional outburst of barking. He will also require more training related to his reactions to visitors to his new home - “stranger danger”. His potential adopters will want to be very clear and understand that there is more training that needs to take place in relation to visitors. But, if removed into a separate room where the visitor is out of sight, he will calm down.
Joy deserves a good home, becomes more and more adorable each day and in return he will be loving, loyal and a wonderful companion.
If you can see our Joy as your future Joy please head over tohttp://covetedcanines.org/application/ and fill out an app!

Chi mixes | 8 & 9.5 lbs | Females | 13 months old | bonded pair from Texas

*Temperament: affectionate, sweet, loving.
*Activity level : moderate.
*Vetting: Vaccinated (core vaccines plus Bordetella); 4dx bloodwork negative for heartworm & three tick borne diseases (Ehrlichia/Anaplasma and Lyme); Fecal (negative), dewormed; flea/tick/heartworm prevention given; microchipped, spayed. Margarita has 1 retained baby tooth which can be removed when they get a dental cleaning in the future.
*Housebroken: Margarita (yes) and Tallulah (mostly). Tallulah has had a few accidents with her Canadian foster as she doesn’t enjoy this weather. Since the duo have only recently become new Canadians we know they won’t have any trouble once the weather warms up and they get used to the cold.
*Good with dogs: amazing! They are frightened (start to shake) of large dogs that appear excited. They are able to adjust to large gentle dogs easily.
*Good with cats: yes! They may initially bark a bit in excitement but calm down.
*Good with children: yes! Older kids please. However caution must be taken that the child is gentle.
*Separation anxiety: no!
*Crate trained: yes!
*Resource guarding: no.
*Barky/noisy: no barking! Amazing condo dogs.
*Leash etiquette: good on leash. They don’t love to walk in the snow yet even with booties on but again we feel they just need time to acclimatize to the Canadian winters as they were amazing on leash in Texas:)
*Good with transit: great in car and perfection on public transit.
*Shedder: yes!
*$500 pet insurance for 6 weeks with PetSecure.

Meet our adorable duo - Tallulah and Margarita. This little bonded pair are true heartbreakers. They bond FAST! Like crazy glue and then don’t let go (without separation anxiety). They are such well behaved ladies. They will sit in a crate together without one bark (just throw in a treat and in they will go!). They are so cute when they are first released from the crate as one of them will grab a toy on their way out the door (they love to chew on toys). The other pup will grab the end of the same toy and they will walk out side by side wagging their tails and tugging on the toy. Their tails can wag so fast it becomes a blur. They love to wrestle and run outside on nice warm days and are super calm in the house however they may run and play a little. The pair sleep in the crate for 8-9 hours a night and they enjoy a den-like environment where a blanket is placed over the crate for warmth and comfort. When their foster Mom goes out she also crates them but not longer than 4-6 hours a day.
They are mainly potty trained (need to adjust to the Canadian cold to do their business), have zero leash reactivity, no resource guarding, love everything and everyone - including kids, cats and dogs. They love to leisurely stroll - no pulling - and say hello to all they meet. No barking (so amazing for condo dwellers) and they can be left for a workday as they have each other for company. I mean what else can you ask for? They are currently learning how to use stairs so this is one area that needs some time and patience.
This super sweet duo were dumped at a kill shelter in Texas at 4 months old looking pretty rough. An amazing rescue in Texas pulled them out before they were going to be euthanized and got them well again. They have been living in Texas with a wonderful family since they were 4 months old so have had an incredible rehabilitation and adjustment to make them the darlings they are today. So many people have put so much love into these babes and it shows! They love to kiss everything and everyone including their foster brother Alto because they are just such happy little hooligans who only ask for love, adoration and to be fur-ever together! They have no remnants of their horrid past and are honestly the happiest little girls ever. Their adorableness will make your heart explode.
If you need some serious companionship, a multitude of kisses and forever cuddles then this dynamic duo are your future darlings. Please head over to http://covetedcanines.org/application/ and fill out an app TODAY!!!!!!

Rat Terrier Lab Mix | 2 years | Male | 21 lbs

*Temperament: Playful! Affectionate! Loyal!

*Activity level: Medium-high.

*Vetting: Vaccinated (core vaccines plus Bordetella); 4dx bloodwork negative for heartworm & three tick borne diseases (Ehrlichia/Anaplasma and Lyme); Fecal (negative), dewormed; flea/tick/heartworm prevention given; microchipped, neutered.

*Housebroken: Yes, but he is still adjusting to the cold Canadian weather and is having the odd accident. He was housebroken in Texas.

*Good with dogs: Yes, he can be over excited and nervous when meeting new dogs on walks but once he smells them he’s great!

*Good with cats: Yes! Though he does occasionally want to play with the cat in his foster home.

*Prey drive: He is very interested in squirrels outside but has shown no prey drive towards cats at home.

*Good with children: Once introduced properly he is open to cuddles and pets.

*Separation anxiety: None observed.

*Crate trained: Yes. Happily sleeps in his crate at night and enjoys relaxing in it when he wants.

*Resource guarding: None observed.

*Barky/noisy: He will bark when he hears people outside of his home, otherwise he is pretty quiet. May be an issue in a condo as he will bark when he hears people pass by the door and in the hallway.

*Leash etiquette: Working on it! He has some leash reactivity but is working on this with his foster and is improving!

*Good in car: AMAZING! He spent 3 days in a car on his way to Toronto from Texas and loved every minute of it!

*Lincoln’s bio may change as we get to know him better.

*Comes with 6 weeks of pet insurance totalling $500 worth of coverage.

This sweet pup shares his name with the historic US president “Honest Abe”. CCR’s adorable Lincoln is a southern gentleman hailing from Texas, USA. He is bound to steal hearts and be a popular pup! He is so affectionate, cuddly, and loving - how could you not fall in love with his sweet face?

Lincoln is an energetic and fun-loving pup! He adores people and wants nothing more than to spend time with you. He is always up for some cuddles, pets, and belly rubs! This cutie pie has been dubbed “The Prince of Prance” by his foster parents. This sweetheart loves to play and prance around at home.

Lincoln is very well-behaved at home. He is currently crated when unsupervised and overnight, but he loves his crate! He can even be found choosing to relax in there sometimes during the day.

He is also a good alert dog and will let you know when someone is near your home. Lincoln barks when he hears noises outside of his foster home, including footsteps in the apartment building hallway. Due to this, he may not be the best match for someone that lives in a condo or apartment, if noise is a concern.

This young pup is good with dogs. He previously lived with other dogs of different sizes in Texas. He can be reactive due to excitement and nervousness on walks when he sees other dogs, but once he sniffs them he is great!

Lincoln has no issues with the cat in his foster home and they coexist wonderfully. Sometimes he will try to play with his kitty foster sibling by running around and play bowing.

Lincoln is still working on his leash skills and getting used to walking on busy Toronto streets. He can become overstimulated and too excited, as well as being reactive in certain situations. On walks, Lincoln may growl or bark at strangers in uniform, small children, men carrying packages, and other dogs. However, with proper introductions to people and dogs on the street he calms down and is pleasant. This sweet boy is even open to cuddles and pets from children when out and about once he is calmly introduced. Most of the time he is great when walking on leash, he only pulls when he is overly excited or reacting to something.

Lincoln is slowly getting used to walking on busy streets with the help of his foster parents and he is responding well to training, but his confidence and reactivity on leash will need continued work from his adopters.

This adorable boy is very smart and responds well to food rewards and positive reinforcement training techniques. He would flourish in a quieter environment with less activity around his home to help reduce triggering his barking. Though he is also slowly improving on this with training.

Lincoln will need someone who will be dedicated to working with him on his leash training and barking at noises outside his home. Otherwise this sweetheart is such a well-behaved and sweet pup!

If Lincoln has won you over with his southern charm and good looks, please submit an application online at: covetedcanines.org/application