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Description: Thank you for visiting my profile! My name is Waldo.
More Info: I was brought to the shelter as a stray but am now available for adoption. If you think this animal is your lost pet,
please contact the OHS Customer Service Supervisor at 613-725-3166 or
cssupervisor@ottawahumane.ca.
Bio:
Name: WALDO Age: 2 Years Old
Breed: American Bulldog Mix Sex: Neutered Male
Colour: Sable & White Size: 31.9kgs
The staff at the OHS call me a Triathlete. Triathletes need lots of activities with you to keep them happy, so get ready to exercise, play games, provide puzzles, and more! Triathletes can be pretty mischievous without their daily workouts and will usually find their own outlets if not given enough to do. And while Triathletes are outgoing, they tend to put all of their focus into the current activity and can get frustrated by any interruptions. If you're looking for that perfect training buddy, look no further! A Triathlete can be ready at a second's notice to run miles with you, join you on a long distance bike ride, or chase their ball until the sun goes down (and then keep on going...). If you have an active lifestyle that doesn't miss a beat, consider a Triathlete!
Mental exercise is an important part of a Triathlete's day. Good mental activities include using a food dispensing puzzle for meals, giving frozen treats and food-stuffed toys, mixing it up with a variety of chew toys, hiding food and toys for them to sniff out, and playing training games! These exciting activities help to work their mind and tire them out while hanging at home.
It is recommended that I gain some weight to reach my ideal body condition score in my new home.
I don't always appreciate unfamiliar dogs in my personal space and I'm not ready to make friends with every dog I meet. I need slow, gradual introductions when making new friends.
I can have high arousal and get carried away when I play. I can sometimes be jumpy and mouthy. I need someone who is ready to put the time to train me and be able to handle my high energy.
I am seeking a home with no smaller dog, no cats and no children under the age of 8!
I am a "Foster-Me-First" adoption. You can find more information about the Foster-Me-First Program at https://ottawahumane.ca/adopt/adoption-faq/#answer14 or call to speak to the adoption team.
Adoptions are currently being done by appointment only. If you are interested in adopting me, please email a completed adopter profile found at https://ottawahumane.ca/adopt/ to adoptions@ottawahumane.ca
Items you must have with you:
Proof of Address
Photo ID
Collar
Leash
Name: WALDO Age: 2 Years Old
Breed: American Bulldog Mix Sex: Neutered Male
Colour: Sable & White Size: 31.9kgs
The staff at the OHS call me a Triathlete. Triathletes need lots of activities with you to keep them happy, so get ready to exercise, play games, provide puzzles, and more! Triathletes can be pretty mischievous without their daily workouts and will usually find their own outlets if not given enough to do. And while Triathletes are outgoing, they tend to put all of their focus into the current activity and can get frustrated by any interruptions. If you're looking for that perfect training buddy, look no further! A Triathlete can be ready at a second's notice to run miles with you, join you on a long distance bike ride, or chase their ball until the sun goes down (and then keep on going...). If you have an active lifestyle that doesn't miss a beat, consider a Triathlete!
Mental exercise is an important part of a Triathlete's day. Good mental activities include using a food dispensing puzzle for meals, giving frozen treats and food-stuffed toys, mixing it up with a variety of chew toys, hiding food and toys for them to sniff out, and playing training games! These exciting activities help to work their mind and tire them out while hanging at home.
It is recommended that I gain some weight to reach my ideal body condition score in my new home.
I don't always appreciate unfamiliar dogs in my personal space and I'm not ready to make friends with every dog I meet. I need slow, gradual introductions when making new friends.
I can have high arousal and get carried away when I play. I can sometimes be jumpy and mouthy. I need someone who is ready to put the time to train me and be able to handle my high energy.
I am seeking a home with no smaller dog, no cats and no children under the age of 8!
I am a "Foster-Me-First" adoption. You can find more information about the Foster-Me-First Program at https://ottawahumane.ca/adopt/adoption-faq/#answer14 or call to speak to the adoption team.
Adoptions are currently being done by appointment only. If you are interested in adopting me, please email a completed adopter profile found at https://ottawahumane.ca/adopt/ to adoptions@ottawahumane.ca
Items you must have with you:
Proof of Address
Photo ID
Collar
Leash
Shelter information
Location: Ottawa Humane Society
Phone Number: (613) 725-3166 x258
Address: 245 West Hunt Club
Ottawa, ON K2E 1A6
Ottawa, ON K2E 1A6
