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Deaf Dogs in British Columbia



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Pollo
Town: Vancouver, British Columbia
Deaf dog: Pollo is a 6 month old Catahoula Leopard. Pollo's name is short for Polydeauces (I have his hearing brother, named Kastor) and together they were named after the twin sons of Zeus - Pollo's name
means "very sweet" and HE IS! Pollo is very calm (unless he wants something!) and most would not even know he is deaf. Training two young puppies has been a challenge but well worth the effort. The breeder was going to put Pollo down because he was deaf so that is how I wound up with two!
Human companions: Kimberly McAfee
Email: veggybaby@yahoo.ca

 


Parker

 

Town: Duncan, British Columbia
Deaf dog: Parker is a 1 and 1/2 year old Sheltie. Parker is definately a keeper! When we got him, we had no idea he was deaf. He had needed a little more encouragement, and training, but has turned out to be a wonderful companion. His character is amazing, always snuggling, and watching where you are. When people find out he's deaf, their first reaction is 'oh, poor thing'...not likely...nothing poor about this Sheltie!
Human companions: Darren & Keith
Other pets: Frenzel, the black cat!
Email: dalagan@shaw.ca

 


Tace

 

Town: Victoria, British Columbia
Deaf dog: Tace is a 5 year old Dlamatian. She is the most amazing dog I have ever had, she's gentle and loving, funny and very smart.
Deaf dogs make great companions !!
Human companions: Denise Holzmeister.
Other pets: 3 cats,rabbits and guinea pigs
Email: drmweaver@gmail.com

 


Chance

 

Town: Campbell River, British Columbia
Deaf dog: Chance is a beautiful 14 week old Merlequin Great Dane. She has a white coat with silver grey patches. Her eyes are blue - one ice-blue and the other navy-blue. She is a normal active pup who uses her senses of sight, smell, touch and taste just like any other pup. And because she can't hear, she uses visual cues to keep track of everything and everyone. We have had her only a few days. Her breeder taught her "come", "sit" and "no", and with us she already knows "GOOD girl" (a thumbs up)!!
Human companions: Heather & Alan plus 2 teens and 2 children
Other pets: Loki - Merlequin Great Dane, Tuni - Harlequin Great Dane, Tobie - Shepherd/Lab x and 2 cats - Skipper and Parker
Email: hjpate@hotmail.com

 
Sasha
Sasha
Town: Salmo, British Columbia
Deaf dog: Sasha is a very friendly and loving dog. We are just getting to know each other. For my love of pets I am building a website called The Pet Blanket On this website I have a special page on Pet Adoptions.
Human companions: My wife (LUV) and me (JOHN).
Other pets: Llasa Apso (Tinker-Toy) and 2 cats (Tabitha and Annie).
Email: Unavailable
 
Pearl a Great Dane
Pearl
Town: Prince George, British Columbia
Deaf dog: Pearl is a 6 month old Great Dane, who is very smart, funny and has a good nature. She lets us know when she is mad at us!!!!.
Human companion: Wanda Borschawa.
Other pets: I also have another Dane. Zowie she is 2.
Email: misteaka@hotmail.com
 
Aspen
Aspen
Town: Kelowna, British Columbia
Deaf dog: Aspen is a 7 1/2 year old Border Collie x Blue Heeler Mix. her family says "I found Aspen when she was 1 and half years old at the animal shelter where she was for two weeks before she was adopted. I chose her because no one wanted her because of her deafness. There's no regrets. Aspen has joined flyballing. She had to stop recently due to aging joint problems. She had four wonderful years of playing flyball. She loves playing with frisbee and ball. She also worked as a therapy dog for a year until I got too busy to take her. Now, she's a content lazy housedog who needs daily walks and play sessions at doggie park! Aspen knows over 90 signs."
Human companions: Gene and Shannon Haider (who are both deaf), and their two boys, Rylan and Alex and another one on the way
Other pets: two gerbils, four blackmasked lovebirds, bunch of fishes
Email: nepsa2@silk.net
 
Camera Shy
Town: Richmond, British Columbia
Deaf dog: Tanganyika is a 4 year old Black Lab, Akita, Pitbull Cross. Her family says "We adopted Tanga at the local SPCA. She is an angel and we adore her. She has never been nasty. She has three cats and also another two dogs. We adopted her because she was deaf. We have never looked back. She enjoys a full life. She loves swimming and playing fetch and with the help of our older hearing dog Moxie she comes back when she is called. She has really opened up our lives."
Human companions: Trayce Goodman & Ann Hazel (my mom)
Other pets: Moxie(my mom's)Kia (my mom's cat) Arusha (my cat) Jewell(my cat)
Email: trayceann@hotmail.com
 

DefJam
Town: Vancouver, British Columbia
Deaf dog: DefJam is a 1 and a half year old Boxer. I got him from the Boxer Rescue. He fooled the previous owners who had him for the first 9 months and didn't know he was deaf. I would love to find a trainer who has had experience with deaf dogs.
Human companions: Nikki Kent
Email: BoxHeadNK@netscape.net
 
Camera Shy
Town: Chilliwack, British Columbia
Deaf dog: Ozzy is a 1 and 1/2 year old male Australian Shepherd. We adopted Ozzy from the pound and we love him very much. He is houdini reencarnated!! He can get out of his crate and we can't figure out how he doesit!
Human companions: Chris, Tracy, Michael and Madison
Animal Companions: 10 yr old cavalier king charles spaniel named China
Email: tracy.cameron@shaw.ca
 

Pasha
Town: Coquitlam,British Columbia
Deaf dog: Pasha is a 2.5 yr old female Austrailian Cattle Dog. We got Pasha from the Kelowna SPCA and she had been a stray in Penticton. She had been abused and must have been left outside because we had a hard time bringing her in the house and she had never seen TV. She is a lot better now and she gets along with our other dog, Studebaker. She just loves children and is starting to play a lot more now.
Human companions: Jim R. Henry & 3 family members
Other pets: another Australian Cattle Dog named Studebaker Hawk
Email: jrhenry36@telus.net
 
Harley
Harley
Town: North Vancouver, British Columbia
Deaf dog: Harley is an 8 yr old Australian Shepherd who makes us laugh everyday! She is a ripper, a very active, fun dog with many talents. Her favorite sport is downhill/freeride mountain biking. Other intersts, backcountry skiing, hiking. Harley has ridden in many Helicopters, snowcats, skidoos and big trucks, her fav being the helicopters...big windows and what a view! Harley also loves playing the "fetch" sports, anything that can be thrown...should be thrown! Frisbee, stick, ball...she loves pushing her mini basketball at high velocities back to you! At home, Harley has an assortment of stuffed animals: tiger, dragon, baby Simba, a colllection of balls, most of which get behind the sofa....what Harley likes most about indoor fetch is the challenge of finding the toys we have hidden. She loves it when her favorite people come home, where she greets you with smiles, snorts and songs! Various neighborhood friends often come over for cookies (or to steal toys) except for her shy boyfriend Ray, next door. Sorry boys! :).
Human companions: Johnny and Barb
Other pets: Visits Zoo (Shepherd mix) and Julie (Blue Heeler) at the folks place in the Okanagan.
Email: haleybarb@hotmail.com
 

Town: Abbotsford, British Columbia
Deaf dog: Gruden is a 14 month old Louisiana Catahoula Leopard Dog. Gruden has many nicnames (goober, dinger,and devil dog among them. We adopted Gruden when he was 10 weeks old. He was going to be put down because of his deafness and my daughter and I decided that he was too cute and kept him. Gruden got his name because were big football fans and Gruden's colours are black, white and silver just like the Oakland Raiders. The Raiders coach at the time was Jon Gruden(thus the name). He's a goofy dog who gets along with everyone and everybody. He also loves to play with the cats. Gruden is a very intelligent dog. If anyone knows what a catahoula is like, they would appreciate the work involved with training one that is deaf. Gruden is very intelligent with loads of energy. We LOVE OUR GOOBER
Human companions: Kevin Stork, Uncle Larry, his mom (my daughter) Roxie.
Animal companions: Mastiff (joy) 3 cats (Fish,Chips, and punkin) 2 mice mousemouse and sweety)
Email: sporky212002@yahoo.ca
 
Trinket
Trinket
Town: Vancouver, British Columbia
Deaf dog: Trinket is my lovely little Boston Terrier.
Human companions: Annie Davies.
Animal companions:
Email: spacegirlannie@hotmail.com
 

Taz
Town: Fernie, British Columbia
Deaf dog: Taz was rescued from the Cranbrook SPCA at 6 years of age. We rescued Taz because we felt sorry for him. Taz had been abused, was scared and showed signs of aggression towards strangers and we felt that the typical types of people wanting a Dalmatian would not be willing to rescue him and that he would end up being put down. Taz has since enjoyed life with our other rescued Dalmatian Daisy and our Chocolate Lab Muddy. He is allowed off leash in most safe areas as he stays close and checks back often. We have just begun training with a vibrating collar in case he goes too far. Taz has successfully completed Novice agility and enjoys his tennis ball. Taz is still protective of our yard but is getting better with strangers. Taz is a really sweet dog with the people he knows and trusts, and we hope that with positive training he will only get better. We are so happy that we gave Taz a chance.
Human companions: Kim and Rick
Animal companions: Daisy (Dalmatian), Muddy (Chocolate Lab) Minoue (Cat)
Email: badbaddogs@yahoo.ca
 


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