Eidie

Available: Now<br/>Age: 4 years<br/>Size: Large (50-60lbs full grown)<br/>Energy: Moderate<br/>Gender: Female<br/>Breed: Retriever/Shepherd X<br/>Notes: Talkative and Independent<br/><br/>Learn about our adoption fees: www.manitobaunderdogs.org/adopt/how-to-adopt<br/><br/>Requirements:<br/>- No kid home or kids 12 years old or older<br/>- On-going Force Free, Fear Free, Positive Reinforcement training.<br/><br/>I know you're all wondering what name could possibly have been given to such a beautiful dog as me. The answer is Eidie! I'm so happy to finally be able to introduce myself.<br/><br/>I came into care with my 7 puppies who have since found their homes. I have been working a lot on myself and am fully kennel and house trained. I can be reactive on leash, and my amazing friends at Pliant Pack Positive Dog Training would love to do a session with my adopters to show you how to help me succeed when things get overwhelming or scary. New people are definitely one of the scary things, but I have made so much progress meeting people with my foster family!<br/><br/>I have lived with a furry foster sibling and have always learned by example. I wouldn't mind a calm, confident doggy sibling in my forever home but i would need a slow introduction. I have been great with the cats I've lived with, but tiny humans are a "no thanks" for me.<br/><br/>Foster mom says that I know exactly what I want in a forever family, but that 3-5 belly rubs and unlimited head scratches on the daily are top of my list. Access to water, even just a kiddy pool, is pretty high up there too, since I love to swim and play in water. I'm on a special diet, but it hasn't bothered me any, and I love to work for my kibble! I'm a vocal girl who likes to have conversation, so if you promise to keep up on your end, we can talk all day!<br/><br/>If you're looking for a "certified good girl," then look no further, I'm right here and ready to be the best cuddle bug around!<br/><br/>Apply to adopt me: www.manitobaunderdogs.org/adopt/adoption-application.<br/><br/>PLEASE NOTE: Because we do not have a public shelter, an adoption application must be filled out in order to be approved to meet any of our animals available for adoption. No exceptions. Serious inquiries only.

Available: Now
Age: 4 years
Size: Large (50-60lbs full grown)
Energy: Moderate
Gender: Female
Breed: Retriever/Shepherd X
Notes: Talkative and Independent

Learn about our adoption fees: www.manitobaunderdogs.org/adopt/how-to-adopt

Requirements:
- No kid home or kids 12 years old or older
- On-going Force Free, Fear Free, Positive Reinforcement training.

I know you're all wondering what name could possibly have been given to such a beautiful dog as me. The answer is Eidie! I'm so happy to finally be able to introduce myself.

I came into care with my 7 puppies who have since found their homes. I have been working a lot on myself and am fully kennel and house trained. I can be reactive on leash, and my amazing friends at Pliant Pack Positive Dog Training would love to do a session with my adopters to show you how to help me succeed when things get overwhelming or scary. New people are definitely one of the scary things, but I have made so much progress meeting

Available: Now
Age: 4 years
Size: Large (50-60lbs full grown)
Energy: Moderate
Gender: Female
Breed: Retriever/Shepherd X
Notes: Talkative and Independent

Learn about our adoption fees: www.manitobaunderdogs.org/adopt/how-to-adopt

Requirements:
- No kid home or kids 12 years old or older
- On-going Force Free, Fear Free, Positive Reinforcement training.

I know you're all wondering what name could possibly have been given to such a beautiful dog as me. The answer is Eidie! I'm so happy to finally be able to introduce myself.

I came into care with my 7 puppies who have since found their homes. I have been working a lot on myself and am fully kennel and house trained. I can be reactive on leash, and my amazing friends at Pliant Pack Positive Dog Training would love to do a session with my adopters to show you how to help me succeed when things get overwhelming or scary. New people are definitely one of the scary things, but I have made so much progress meeting people with my foster family!

I have lived with a furry foster sibling and have always learned by example. I wouldn't mind a calm, confident doggy sibling in my forever home but i would need a slow introduction. I have been great with the cats I've lived with, but tiny humans are a "no thanks" for me.

Foster mom says that I know exactly what I want in a forever family, but that 3