Patiently I wait for someone to love me........
We placed 22 dogs in 2017 but Sweet Tippy wonders why he wasn't one of them.
Tippy isn't a bad boy and he isn't the first dog that needs a home where is is the only pet. We offer free training support to help with leash pulling and doggy greetings.
Hi I'm Tippy, a 5 yr old Lab Pittie mix with oodles of love and hugs to give! So what's my story? I'm keeping the details to myself, but with a few battle scars I've had some wins and some losses. I'm good natured and love people although some days my confidence could be better. But when I get to know you (which is in like 20 minutes), I am just about the best snuggler out there! I have lots of energy and keep myself in condition running zoomies, playing ball and taking care of those pesky stuffed toys so a fenced yard would be awesome.
Canines With a Cause has been working with me on basic obedience and making my leash manners better. They will give free continued training to my new family! I'm still working on my dog greeting skills and I'd do best in a home without cats cuz they look like stuffed toys. Loud noises and fast people (like kids) kinda scare me and sometimes I get pittie head tremors if I'm REALLY stressed so I'm hoping for a mom or dad who will be patient, kind and help me when I get scared. The vets said my shaky stress head is idiopathic meaning there is no medical reason. If I'm cuddled when it happens they simply melt away, just like your heart will when you meet me! Why don't you email me adopt@canineswithacause.org
When we bring a dog into our program to begin training with the female prison inmates then continue with a military veteran suffering with PTSD or other psychiatric trauma, we are offering each a new chance, a new hope to live a productive, constructive life.
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Canines with a Cause Salt Lake City, Utah is a registered 501 (c)(3) Non Profit Organization Rescuing homeless and abandoned shelter dogs, training military Veterans with PTSD or other psychiatric disabilities to train their own service and assistance dogs and providing female prison inmates an opportunity to apply basic dog training skills to the dogs recently rescued. Saving Three Lives!
