08/22/2025
Seeing Double??
Meet Levi and Rudy, two boys who arrived through different avenues but we are 99% sure that they are brothers. Same size, age, coloring and fun-loving personalities!
*Ruh-Roh! Please don't mind the video editing error! We're animal rescuers, not computer geniuses, ok? 😅
Levi and Rudy are both happy, fun, smart and outgoing teenagers who are going to thrive in homes of their own.
Levi loves to explore with his nose and always stops to smell the flowers (and every leaf and blade of grass too). He is adventurous, affectionate and loves to learn. He'll be a fun dog to train and would love a home that embraces and encourages his love of sniffing, perhaps doing scenting or tracking games with him. In the home Levi is a total couch potato (after he's tired out of course) and is convinced he belongs on your lap.
Rudy seems to have a little less experience with the world than Levi (he was very confused the first time we took him down a trail) but he is taking all the changes in stride with a wagging tail. He looks to his humans for reassurance and might be a bit more of a velcro dog. He's got the most charming smile and is just a happy boy who loves to be loved.
Both dogs are tons of fun but do need a little work on their impulse control (as most teenagers do) and in their excitement they can be jumpy and mouthy. They're both masters of 'The Flying Land Shark' where they leap in the air and do their best snapping shark impression. They think it's a great fun, we humans disagree. In a home where they get the attention, exercise and consistency they deserve, we're hopeful that this will improve.
Other than learning that toothy play should be saved for each other, instead of people, these boys are great. They've got tons of potentional and will be amazing companions with just a little shaping and a bit of love.
If you'd like to add either of these bundles of fun to your life please head to our website for more information at www.pghumanesociety.ca or come down to our Lansdowne location to meet them.
