Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever Dogs Available for Adoption

Lainey came in to us after being left unclaimed from the pound

She had extremely bad diarrhea while impounded

She was on gastro food and forti flora

She was 15 kg on intake

We asked for them to examine her and dispense metranidazole

Unfortunately this didn't fix the issue

They had also dispensed Panacur and we ended up going ahead with that along with entero aid plus psyllium husks

It seems adding the last 3 items fixed her up

She is done the metranidazole, the panacur, the entero aid, the forti flora now and doing well on the gastro kibble and the psyllium husks

We have no idea why she was in the shape she was but we are hopeful that she will not relapse

She is housetrained

Lainey is extremely sweet and is excellent with other dogs

We would like her to go to a home with another playful companion dog

Lainey knew to sit, shake a paw and go in her crate

Lainey did go over the fence while transitioning at her foster home the first few days - the snow was high and the fence was low

When she was retrieved she was clearly fearful of repercussions - Unfortunately it is likely she has seen some abuse

She is also afraid of typical things in a normal home such as vacuums and clothes dryers

We have had her spayed, and she has her vaccines, as well as a microchip plus has been heartworm tested

She is fostered in Ripley

We welcome your application to adopt at www.adoptapet.lucknow.on.ca

Adoption fees reflect our costs incurred

The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever, also known as the Toller, is a medium sized sporting dog breed originating from Canada. With a distinctive red coat and white markings, Tollers are known for their agility, intelligence, and playful nature. Developed for hunting waterfowl, they use a unique hunting technique called tolling to attract ducks within range. These energetic and affectionate dogs make excellent companions for active individuals or families who can provide them with plenty of exercise and mental stimulation.