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Meet Mocha, a sweet, submissive, and affectionate 2-year-old Shepherd weighing 60 pounds. She forms strong bonds with her people, is friendly with men and women, and settles quickly once she feels safe. Fostered in Komoka, Ontario, Mocha is looking for an experienced, loving home where she can thrive.
Ideal Home
Mocha is active, outdoor-loving, and happiest with consistent access to a yard or large outdoor area where she can move, explore, and observe her surroundings. She has natural watchdog instincts and may bark at unfamiliar people or movement near her property, but she settles quickly and becomes friendly.
- Friendly with people she knows and trusts
- Positive interactions with familiar dogs, but best suited as the only dog in the home
- Listed as good with cats, though she has prey-drive and chasing tendencies; her foster cat is fearful of her
- Older children are preferred
- Best suited to an experienced home, ideally with shepherd or working-breed experience
- Not suited to a home expecting a very indoor-oriented dog
Ongoing Health
Mocha is spayed and vaccinated. No medical conditions are reported.
Training & Support
Mocha is house trained and walks well on a loose leash when focused. She knows sit, stay, touch, come, and drop it, with continued reinforcement needed. She takes redirection well but can become highly focused on her environment.
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Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
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Yes. Mocha is house trained.
She has positive interactions with familiar dogs and can play nicely with them, but she would do best as the only dog in the home. She can walk past other dogs comfortably.
She is listed as good with cats, but she has prey-drive and chasing tendencies, and her foster cat is fearful of her.
She needs an experienced home, ideally with shepherd or working-breed experience, a large outdoor area, and consistent companionship nearby. She is happiest with regular outdoor access and is not suited to a very indoor-oriented home.