Chip - road trip buddy

Update 2-27-26: See Chip in action in some adorable videos his people sent us: https://www.summitdogrescue.org/meet-chip-cp.html<br/>- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - <br/><br/>Meet Chip!<br/><br/>Chip “Chippy” turned 4 years old on Dec 27, 2025! He is a 63 lb. Labrador - Cattle Dog mix (DNA tested); and he's neutered and up to date on his veterinary care.<br/><br/>Chip loves off-leash adventures and playing with dogs of all sizes. He loves to sleep in, sunbathe and chill at home with his human(s).<br/><br/>Chip would be a great road trip companion, running/hiking companion and ride or die! He needs a confident leader to look to for guidance, as he is highly intelligent and can calculate how to make mischief.<br/><br/>Chip is also very sensitive and soulful. He occasionally exhibits non-destructive separation anxiety (aka FOMO), but has been in a live-in training program which has helped assuage it significantly.<br/><br/>He has great recall, a solid Sit, Down and Place; and he's crate-trained.<br/><br/>This amazing boy loves children, however he has twice been rehomed due to families with babies/children having no time for him. His original family adopted him as a puppy, then replaced him with another puppy, so naturally he has abandonment syndrome. Chip would do best in a calm, routine household with active, dog-dedicated humans who work from home and/or part-time, with a fenced in yard. He would love a sibling dog!<br/><br/>Chip’s adoption comes with training sessions to transfer the training so that it can be maintained until he settles in successfully. It will be a thoughtful, gradual transfer so that he doesn’t feel (yet again) abandoned. These sessions are required, as well as complimentary.<br/><br/>​For more info and/or to apply to adopt Chip, send us an email at SummitDogRescue@gmail.com, telling us a bit about yourself, your home environment and your lifestyle. A volunteer will get back to you shortly.

Update 2-27-26: See Chip in action in some adorable videos his people sent us: https://www.summitdogrescue.org/meet-chip-cp.html
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Meet Chip!

Chip “Chippy” turned 4 years old on Dec 27, 2025! He is a 63 lb. Labrador - Cattle Dog mix (DNA tested); and he's neutered and up to date on his veterinary care.

Chip loves off-leash adventures and playing with dogs of all sizes. He loves to sleep in, sunbathe and chill at home with his human(s).

Chip would be a great road trip companion, running/hiking companion and ride or die! He needs a confident leader to look to for guidance, as he is highly intelligent and can calculate how to make mischief.

Chip is also very sensitive and soulful. He occasionally exhibits non-destructive separation anxiety (aka FOMO), but has been in a live-in training program which has helped assuage it significantly.

He has great recall, a solid Sit, Down and Place; and he's crate-trai

Update 2-27-26: See Chip in action in some adorable videos his people sent us: https://www.summitdogrescue.org/meet-chip-cp.html
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Meet Chip!

Chip “Chippy” turned 4 years old on Dec 27, 2025! He is a 63 lb. Labrador - Cattle Dog mix (DNA tested); and he's neutered and up to date on his veterinary care.

Chip loves off-leash adventures and playing with dogs of all sizes. He loves to sleep in, sunbathe and chill at home with his human(s).

Chip would be a great road trip companion, running/hiking companion and ride or die! He needs a confident leader to look to for guidance, as he is highly intelligent and can calculate how to make mischief.

Chip is also very sensitive and soulful. He occasionally exhibits non-destructive separation anxiety (aka FOMO), but has been in a live-in training program which has helped assuage it significantly.

He has great recall, a solid Sit, Down and Place; and he's crate-trained.

This amazing boy loves children, however he has twice been rehomed due to families with babies/children having no time for him. His original family adopted him as a puppy, then replaced him with another puppy, so naturally he has abandonment syndrome. Chip would do best in a calm, routine household with active, dog-dedicated humans who work from home and/or part-time, with a fenced i