Chesapeake Bay Retriever and Beagle Dogs Available for Adoption

Roy is a 9-month-old shepherd/husky mix who’s equal parts sweetness, smarts, and puppy energy. At just 51 lbs, he’s a perfect medium size with room to grow — and he’s already showing how eager he is to learn and bond with his people. He LOVES being outside, exploring, and playing. Give him a yard, a toy, or even a big red ball in the snow, and he’s in his element. He listens well, responds to guidance, and genuinely wants to do the right thing. Roy is looking for a home that understands his youthful enthusiasm and his desire to keep learning. With consistency, structure, and positive reinforcement, he has every bit of potential to thrive. He’s a bright, affectionate young dog ready to bring joy, adventure, and loyalty to his new family.

The Beagle is a beloved breed known for its friendly nature, curious personality, and distinctive howl. These small to medium sized dogs are incredibly sociable and get along well with both humans and other pets. Beagles are curious and energetic, always eager to follow a scent with their incredible sense of smell, making them excellent hunting and tracking dogs. Their short coat is easy to maintain, and they are adaptable to various living environments, making them popular companions for families and individuals alike.

The Chesapeake Bay Retriever is a powerful and versatile dog breed known for its exceptional hunting skills, especially in cold water conditions. With a distinctive wavy coat that is waterproof, this breed is well suited for retrieving waterfowl. Chesapeake Bay Retrievers are loyal, intelligent, and protective companions, making them excellent family pets. Their strong work ethic and endurance also make them ideal for various activities such as hunting, agility, and obedience trials. If trained and socialized properly, Chesapeake Bay Retrievers can be loving and devoted members of any household.

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