They call me Yo – I’m a young mix, probably a Boxer / German Shepherd. I was found as a young teen, almost a year ago now, abandoned in a dog park with a note saying “I’m searching for a family”. I’m probably a little under 2 years old and I’m full of energy but a good boy. We have worked on my education (as I was totally uneducated when I arrived), and I have proven to be a fast learner.
I’m a little more relaxed as I mature but I do have a lot of energy. I get along with most dogs but can be selective. Like to be the top dog, so a macho or dominant dog I don’t take to very much. However, I love all humans. Maybe a little “brute” for kids but no aggression. Only love to give and receive.
Sophie is hoping my time is coming, as with so many dumped dogs in the City daily, rescues are so full that a plain looking dog like me often gets passed by, as is the proof since I basically went from teenager to adult in foster care.
But hey, I’m an adult now and I’m ready to move out. Unfortunately I cannot move out on my own, so I’m looking for someone to share a home with (ideally yours as I am homeless officially) and we can spend the rest of our lives (at least mine) together being best buds. Yo – look at that face!
Sophie's Dog Adoptions is run solely by me, Sophie. I have been rescuing for over 15 years, one dog at a time and have placed over 600 so far. All my dogs are sterilized and vaccinated before adoption, and all applicants are fully screened before adoption. I believe in making the right matches for each dog and each family in order to give these dogs a real second chance. You can reach me by E-Mail: info@sophiesdogadoption.com or by Phone: (514) 523-5052 Please allow up to 48 hours calls and or emails will be returned in order of importance.
Yo is SUCH a WONDERFUL dog! He came to my home for the Christmas holidays and stayed around a month. He is loving and snuggly (like a giant lap dog) and there’s not a mean bone in his body. He’d even let my little shih tzu steal food out of his bowl at meal time … ha! Now, that’s called no food agression! He knows how to “play fight” gently with the little guys. He is playful and huggable and knows basic commands … Whoever ends up with him will be really lucky!
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