Moca

Moca / Female / 3 years old / 52 lbs / Chesapeake Bay Retriever Mix / Currently in Boarding in Roseneath, ON<br/><br/>Good with dogs with slow introduction / Good with children / Untested with cats<br/><br/>If you think coffee makes you happy in the morning, I bet you haven’t tried a sweet Moca! Here’s your chance! Moca loves to greet her people with the biggest wiggle bum. She is a big softie and loves to give kisses too.<br/><br/>Moca loves belly rubs and if you rub her belly just right...she will let you know with a little snort as she soaks up all the love. She is also a very smart and mature lady who enjoys enrichment and puzzle games.<br/><br/>Moca is a sensitive girl, and after all she has been through, who can blame her! She can be sensitive to loud noises and needs slow introductions to both people (men mostly) and other dogs. Moca has been learning her commands quite quickly.<br/><br/>Moca is crate trained and only comes on the furniture when allowed. While in foster care, Moca displayed some leash reactivity but since she has been in boarding (Nov 2021) there are no signs of any reactivity to other dogs, she is actually the quiet pup in the kennel and also walks well on a leash but needs a lot of reminders.<br/><br/>Moca would do well with another balanced dog or she could also be the only one in the home to soak up all the love and attention. She has previously shown signs of prey drive.<br/><br/>Moca is microchipped, her vaccinations are up-to-date, and she is spayed.<br/><br/>**PLEASE FILL OUT OUR ADOPTION APPLICATION TO BE CONSIDERED -<br/>https://caninehaven.org/dog-application/<br/><br/>For inquiries please do not use Adoptapet/Petfinder inquiry button - send an email directly to hello@caninehaven.org

Moca / Female / 3 years old / 52 lbs / Chesapeake Bay Retriever Mix / Currently in Boarding in Roseneath, ON

Good with dogs with slow introduction / Good with children / Untested with cats

If you think coffee makes you happy in the morning, I bet you haven’t tried a sweet Moca! Here’s your chance! Moca loves to greet her people with the biggest wiggle bum. She is a big softie and loves to give kisses too.

Moca loves belly rubs and if you rub her belly just right...she will let you know with a little snort as she soaks up all the love. She is also a very smart and mature lady who enjoys enrichment and puzzle games.

Moca is a sensitive girl, and after all she has been through, who can blame her! She can be sensitive to loud noises and needs slow introductions to both people (men mostly) and other dogs. Moca has been learning her commands quite quickly.

Moca is crate trained and only comes on the furniture when allowed. While in foster care, Moca displayed some leash reactivity but s

Moca / Female / 3 years old / 52 lbs / Chesapeake Bay Retriever Mix / Currently in Boarding in Roseneath, ON

Good with dogs with slow introduction / Good with children / Untested with cats

If you think coffee makes you happy in the morning, I bet you haven’t tried a sweet Moca! Here’s your chance! Moca loves to greet her people with the biggest wiggle bum. She is a big softie and loves to give kisses too.

Moca loves belly rubs and if you rub her belly just right...she will let you know with a little snort as she soaks up all the love. She is also a very smart and mature lady who enjoys enrichment and puzzle games.

Moca is a sensitive girl, and after all she has been through, who can blame her! She can be sensitive to loud noises and needs slow introductions to both people (men mostly) and other dogs. Moca has been learning her commands quite quickly.

Moca is crate trained and only comes on the furniture when allowed. While in foster care, Moca displayed some leash reactivity but since she has been in boarding (Nov 2021) there are no signs of any reactivity to other dogs, she is actually the quiet pup in the kennel and also walks well on a leash but needs a lot of reminders.

Moca would do well with another balanced dog or she could also be the only one in the home to soak up all the love and attention. She has previously shown signs of prey drive.

Moca is