Dusty Paws Dog Rescue

Dusty Paws Dog Rescue Dusty Paws Dog Rescue. We specialise in, but are not limited to working breeds.

South Australian based not for profit rescue committed to the rescue and rehabilitation of working dogs from the pound, farms and private surrenders. Adoption Prices
Includes desexing, vaccination, microchip, flea, and worm treated, microchip transfer and registration.

$700 pup to 2 yrs
$650 2 - 4 yrs
$600 4 - 8yrs
$500 8 -10 yrs
$450 10 yrs plus

Commonwealth Bank
Dusty Paws Dog Rescue
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Account number: 11076144

All donations over $2 are tax deductible

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follow the donate link on our website
https://www.dustypawsdogrescue.com/

Welcome to Dusty Paws Dog Rescue, handsome boy, Moses.*No adoption Enquiries yet, thank you                             ...
06/01/2025

Welcome to Dusty Paws Dog Rescue, handsome boy, Moses.

*No adoption Enquiries yet, thank you


Did you know that just like us our pets can eat fruits and vegetables too. Here’s a list of some foods they can eat, som...
04/01/2025

Did you know that just like us our pets can eat fruits and vegetables too.

Here’s a list of some foods they can eat, some in moderation and some big no no foods.

Share with us what’s your pups (or other animals) favourite foods to snack on.

Welcome to Dusty Paws Dog Rescue, little man, Scruffy.*No adoption Enquiries yet, thank you                             ...
03/01/2025

Welcome to Dusty Paws Dog Rescue, little man, Scruffy.

*No adoption Enquiries yet, thank you


What is socialisation?Socialisation is a crucial component of a dog’s development and the result is a dog that is confid...
01/01/2025

What is socialisation?

Socialisation is a crucial component of a dog’s development and the result is a dog that is confident, happy and comfortable in different situations. The problem arises when people think that socialization refers only to dog to dog interaction.

Socialisation involves exposing a dog to as many different sites, sounds, textures, people, animals and environments as possible. It is through this exposure that dogs not only learn to be comfortable in all different types of environments, but they will also learn how to properly act when encountering new people, places and things, including other dogs.

Below is a list of just some of the things that should be introduced to a dog during the socialization process:

• Objects: garbage cans, umbrellas, buses, trucks, cars, bouncing balls, brooms, elevators, stairs.

• Environments: The vet’s office, the dog groomer’s salon, busy city streets, outdoor shopping areas, parks and wooded areas.

• Sounds: Sirens, doorbells, fire alarms, music, thunderstorms, kitchen noises – pots and pans, dishwashers, keys dropping, hair dryers, vacuums.

• Textures: Grass, pavement, gravel, dirt, vinyl, hardwood, tile, rubber and other surfaces both rough and smooth.

• People: Adults – both men and women, young children, elderly, people in wheelchairs and using walkers, teenagers, children and adults running or jogging, kids on skateboards and bicycles, babies in strollers.

• Animals: Dogs, cats, birds, small mammals and any other animal you can think of. Socializing your dog to animals, including other dogs, does not mean your dog needs to make physical contact with the animals. Your dog must learn when it is appropriate to approach other animal and when to keep a distance

And please don’t just let your dog run up to every dog you meet – make sure to ask the other owner before allowing your dog to approach.

Ideally the majority of socialisation will occur during the puppy stage, as this is the best time, developmentally speaking, for a dog to learn about, and accept, all different types of new experiences.

Puppies that are exposed to numerous experiences and environments tend to grow into well-adjusted adult dogs. This does not mean socialisation can’t take place with a dog of any age, or that it should not continue for the life of your dog.

The important thing to remember is each new experience should be introduced so it results in the dog forming a positive association with that experience

Here are just a few things to remember when introducing your dog to something new:

• Go Slowly – Take the time to ensure the experience is positive and fun, not scary and overwhelming.

• Don’t force it – Allow your dog to approach at its own pace, but also don’t let them run away from things that scare them. If your dog seems fearful of something, back off to a distance at which your dog seems comfortable and gradually encourage them to move closer and explore.

• Reward positive interactions – Rewarding with treats, toys or play can help your dog to form a positive association with new experiences.

So remember, socialisation means much more then teaching your dog to interact with other dogs. Taking the time to properly socialize your dog will result in a dog that is happy, confident and comfortable no matter what the situation!



Looking at adopting your new best friend? Want to help save a life? Look no further than a rescue pup 🥰Check out all the...
31/12/2024

Looking at adopting your new best friend?

Want to help save a life?

Look no further than a rescue pup 🥰

Check out all the dogs we have available for adoption with the link below, who knows.. you could start 2025 off with a new furry friend.

https://www.dustypawsdogrescue.com/availabledogs

31/12/2024

Wow what a year 2024 has been for us, we have rescued so many dogs 🥰

If you have adopted from us please feel free to share your pup and show everyone where they are now.

From the team at Dusty Paws Dog Rescue we wish you all a safe and Happy New Year.

Let’s see what 2025 has in store for us, together with your support we are up for the challenge. Come along with us and help out, fostering, adopting, sharing posts, it all helps.

Consider joining the team in the new year, check us out at https://www.dustypawsdogrescue.com

And a massive Thankyou to SavourLife, your tremendous ongoing support has helped us more then you can know.

Please be aware that the New Year is just around the corner, there may be fireworks around your area.Please make sure yo...
30/12/2024

Please be aware that the New Year is just around the corner, there may be fireworks around your area.

Please make sure your pet has a tag on there collar with correct details on it and that microchip details are up to date.

Give your pet somewhere safe to hide if they need and keep them indoors is possible.

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Adelaide, SA
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