Owner confirmed available — September 3, 2026
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Jack
6 years • Lab/Boxer mix
Listing confirmed September 2, 2026
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Why Jack Needs a New Home
I got him from my coworker who neighbour had tied him to their fence when they got evicted and they couldn’t keep him but didn’t want him sleeping outside so I took him and I wanted it to work but I work 9-10 hour days and in the winter sometimes 14 so I have the time Jack deserves or the property, if I had a fenced back yard he could play in it would be different but I live in a 3 story townhouse with a shared backyard that’s not fenced in. So if there is someone who can be with him more it’s fair to him because my home is much smaller than what he is used to
About Jack
Jack is a very smart loving boy he’s just been abandoned so he understandably has attachment issues, like if he knows you’re home and can’t be with you he will bark. He loves to cuddle and go for walks I don’t know much more about his interest yet because I’ve only had him a week but from what I do know he picks up on this quickly, when he’s not stressed out, and he just wants to be where people are he can be territorial over bones but he isn’t with his food from what I know he was raised with a baby, they grew up together, so he’s okay with kids but I haven’t had him around any. He is okay…
What's really in Jack's mix?
Shelter breed labels are an educated guess from a dog's looks, and they are often wrong. If you adopt Jack, a DNA test can show the actual breed mix, which helps you plan training, exercise and health checks. See how the two main tests sold in Canada compare.
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