BILBO
Male, 6 years old

Owner surrender due to complications from IVDD.
Fostered in NorCal.
Drags his hind legs which also causes lacerations that need to be treated.
Does not have control of his bladder and bowels which requires belly bands and occasionally expressions.
Had surgery in March ’17, but did not get the physical therapy needed immediately following to help fight atrophy.
Has movement in the hind legs; uses cart to walk.
Needs strengthening exercises and stretching.
Needs desensitizing to being carried and having back legs stretched/manipulated

BUSTER
Male, 6.5 years old

Owner surrender to rescue due to issues with new puppy.
Has severe degenerative joint disease of the hips.
Recently underwent FHO surgery (femoral head osteotomy) aka hip replacement surgery.
Good with most dogs.
Good with older, respectful kiddos.
Enjoys playing with toys.
Crate and potty trained.
Knows basic commands.
Working on leash manners.
Will be available for adoption after surgery and rehab; needs experienced owner.
Requires glucosamine supplements for remainder of life.

MAGGIE MAE
Female, ~11-12 y/o

Very sweet senior girl; total love bug.
Great with other dogs.
Walks well on leash.
Very sturdy and healthy girl.
Has a condition called Bilateral Cherry Eyes, a condition where the tear glands pop out.
Currently undergoing a round of antibiotics for a vaginal infection due to an extra fold of skin that traps urine and needs regular cleaning.

EMMETT
Male, 6 years old

Owner surrender after he bit a crawling baby.
Low key, mellow, medium energy level.
Chill on walks, but has a some great energy to him when he’s excited/happy.
Has displayed food aggression around other dogs in the past.
Good for first time owner that is willing to put in some relationship work. If you don’t put in the work to develop a trusted and respected relationship with this guy and just expect him to be your lovey dovey bestie, be prepared for the stubborn old man to come out. Homie has needs! 

Gets along well with dogs, unknown with cats.
NOT suitable for a home with young children.

ZOLTAN
Male, 12 years old

Came to QBSDR after both parents passed away.
Is one of those guys that steals hearts, spreads smiles, and always finds things to be grateful for, even if it’s just chillin in someone’s lap.

He is a hefty boy that has some additional weight to lose to ease the arthritis in his left knee and hip dysplasia.
Recently had a large lipoma on his right abdomen removed which unfortunately tested positive for Soft Cell Sarcoma.

DOOGIE
Male, ~6 years old

Surrendered to rescue when he was 2yrs old due to food aggression and lack of socialization to his environments. Over the years, he's made vast improvements with his foster.

Has a tendency to get overly excited, which can quickly escalate. He's improved on his manners and leash behaviors while out, but will need a leader to help him continue being a well behaved dog. When he reacts, he will bark, lunge, and spin, but settles quickly with redirection. His food aggression has improved and will step away when asked to leave it.

He needs a leader who will continue to teach him impulse control and to wait for his release command. Doogie knows his basic obedience commands, is crate trained, and walks well on leash. He's make a great companion as an only dog or with a mellow male or female. He's a good candidate for a first time corgi owner with dog experience. We do not recommend Doogie in a home with young children.

GEORGE
Male, 11.5 years old

Came to QBSDR as an extremely obese owner surrender. We’ve been working on his fitness and are happy to announce that homie has a waistline!

Has quite a few issues: arthritis in back, narrowed disc space, bone spurs, and hips that are in poor condition — most of which can be attributed to his weight. In addition, a very large (benign) mass was removed from his booty area when he first came to us. An additional mass removed from behind his ear came back as Grade 2 mast cell tumor.

Working on crate training, waiting for food, and being desensitized to physical handling, brushings, and the feeling of a leash around his neck. Good with other dogs, unknown with cats, and would be best with older, respectful kids that will respect the aches and pains of his body.

Georgie needs a super committed and dedicated family to help him reach his fullest potential! George has more weight to lose and will be looking for someone to help him get to his goal weight of 30-32lbs. This potential home should also know that he will potentially have more mast cell tumors develop in the future that will need to be removed.

HIRO
Male, 12 years old.

Owner surrendered due to a skin infection. on his side that has since been treated.
He is a petite little peanut!
An anxious and nervous guy that will need a very chill home environment.
Crate trained, but will need a strong pawrent to continue working on some dog reactivity and door dashing.
He loves to play fetch and would be best in a home as an only dog.

SAM
Male, Possibly around 5 years old

Found as a stray in Temecula by good samaritans.
Very sweet demeanor.
Sable coloring.
Needs to be potty trained.
Recently underwent emergency surgery to correct a large bilateral perineal hernia. While under, he was also neutered to help prevent the hernia from reoccurring.
Previously unable to bear full weight on back right knee due to mineralization under the meniscus from an improperly healed ACL. Currently recovering from TPLO surgery to correct.

BANJO
Male, ~6 months old

Owner surrender due to relocation.
Won't be available until after he gets neutered.
Until that time, we will be assessing his temperament and personality.

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CHANCE
Male, 3 years old.

Adopted from Central California ASPCA 6 months ago.
New owners surrendered due to "behavioral issues" which included "peeing everywhere" and "growling too much."

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INDY
Bite History; has bite inhibition
Male, 2 years old

Saved from death row at shelter.
Owner surrender due to biting and food aggression; bit first family while herding children, bit second family while being hand fed.
Working on food aggression with people.
Working on guarding toys and food
Working on basic obedience, leash manners, and courtesy/impulse control.
Has destructive behavior.
Crate and potty trained.
Playful with toys and dogs of the right energy and temperament.
Needs corgi saavy and experienced owner.
Not good for first time owner(s).
Not good for households with children.

LESTER
Bite History; has bite inhibition
Male, 7.5 years old.

Owner surrender due to nipping toddler.
Adopted then returned due to biting while. guarding and herding humans.
Dog Reactive; Working on Socialization.
Has allergies and hip dysplasia.
Crate and potty trained.
Walks well on leash.
Knows basic commands.
Needs corgi savvy and experienced owner.
Best as only dog with single individual.
Not good for first time owner.
Not good for households with children.
Requires glucosamine supplements for remainder of his life.

MARLEY
Bite History; has bite inhibition
Male, 2 years old.

Owner surrender
Bit two members of previous family.
Previously a backyard only dog - needs socialization and training

Insecure & timid and will submissive pee when exiting crate. Needs to build confidence.
Needs desensitizing of the body so he’s used to being physically handled.
Needs to be fully engaged with human when handled (aka needs to be aware that you're going to touch him).
Very smart and willing to learn.
Is respectful of other dogs.
Not good for first time dog owners.

SHORTY
Male, 2 years old

Owner surrender due to behavioral issues. Described as too energetic, spastic, unable to focus, and “untrainable”. He was guarding people and starting fights with the other dogs at home, creating a very unsafe and stressful environment.

He is a nervous and insecure guy that’s seeking direction and guidance. He needs a clear leader in his life to help him build confidence in himself, situations, and around other dogs.

Stay tuned for more info on this guy as we get to know him further!

LEO
Bite History; No bite inhibition
Male, 10.5 years old

Saved from death row at shelter.
Owner surrender at 10 years due to biting; bites so severe, unadoptable, and was to be euthanized.
Bites occurred while being pet, hugged, or when he challenged owners.
Has put people in emergency room; bites require stitches.
Was family's first dog, purchased from pet store (puppy mill dog).
Owners unaware of needs of breed; lacked training.
No bite inhibition (no control of bite pressure), which makes bites the most dangerous.
Resents over-affection and softness, needs strong leadership and a job.
Thrives on working and running through commands.
Enjoys fetch, walks, and car rides.
Requires glucosamine supplements for the remainder of his life.

COREY
Bite History; No bite inhibition
Male, 6.5 years old

Saved from death row at shelter.
Owner surrender at 4.5 years old due to biting; bites so severe, unadoptable; owner left Susan's number with shelter.
Bite occurred while being brushed.
Was family's first dog, purchased from pet store (puppy mill dog)
First time owners unaware of needs of the breed.
No bite inhibition (no control of bite pressure) which makes bites the most dangerous.
Was extremely reactive to being touched.
Had human aggression, dog aggression, resource guarding, and food aggression.
Requires muzzle when handling intimate areas (ears, paws, eyes).
Has OBD (Obsessive Ball Disorder); LOVES to play fetch.
Is extremely smart and athletic, loves to learn and work.
Enjoys car ride and walks.
Has hip dysplasia.
Requires glucosamine supplements for remainder of life.

GATSBY
Bite History; bite inhibition being determined
Male, 3.5 years old.

Owner surrender due to biting family member.
Bit member of foster family; now lives at QBSDR Ranch
Insecure dog that needs to build confidence and learn boundaries.
Needs desensitizing to body being touched.
Needs further socialization.
Good with small number of dogs, but becomes easily overwhelmed with large numbers.
Knows basic commands.
If allowed to eventually be adopted, must go to a very experienced owner.

Currently under observation to determine further training needs.

COOKIE
Bite history; has bite inhibition
Male, 4.5 years old

Owner surrender to rescue for behavioral issues and biting; owners got him through Craigslist for $5.
Lived entire life outside in yard, not part of household.
Lacked socialization with people; had no training.
Working on food aggression and resource guarding of bowls and toys from humans.
Working on desensitizing body parts to touch and restraint; ears, butt, paws, WILL BITE.
Continuing to learn rules and boundaries in household.
Sweet with a pushy attitude.
Loves to play.
Gets muscle spasms and pain in back.
NO children in household
Has trust issues and holds grudges.
Lives with permanent foster family.

COWBOY
Male, 9.5 years old.

Surrendered to the rescue due to a move.
Completed heart worm treatment and bedrest.
Low/med energy dog that is happy to lay in the sun and relax.
He has a possible neurological issue in the back legs with intermittent weakness as well as possible DM.

Cowboy has a wonderful temperament and is affectionate, loving, and good with other dogs and kids.
He knows basic commands, walks well on leash, and is potty trained.
He requires anti-flammatory medication, pain medication, and glucosamine supplements for the remainder of his life.

COMET
Male, 5 years old.

Comet is a black and white Merle Pembroke which a clear indicator that Comet was a very irresponsibly bred corgi.

Has seborrheic dermatitis, hip dysplasia, spondylosis of the spine, and severe allergies.
Attrition of the teeth, which have worn the enamel down to the gums.
Upon intake at 3.5yrs, Comet already had hip dysplasia and spondylosis of the spine, a degenerative condition that will continue to worsen as he ages.
He has bone spurs growing from multiple vertebrae that have begun fusing together.

Comet didn't ask for any of these things to happen to him, he didn't breed himself - he's just accepted, dealt, and continued on, aware of his limitations, and showing his gratitude and appreciation through his soulful eyes and gentle kisses.

Comet loves a comfy bed, enjoys squeaky toys and a warm snuggle. His favorite past time is tracking and herding flies, taking leisurely strolls, and lounging around with his senior brofurs. Comet is good with dogs, good with respectful children, and unknown with cats.

BUDDY
(Bite History; bite inhibition TBD)
Male, 10 years old.

Owner surrender to shelter. Came to QBSDR has "rescue only" due to bite history.
Good with dogs.
Friendly with people, but challenges and guards.
Needs work on boundaries and house rules

BRIE & CAM (Camembert)**

Brie: Female, ~19 weeks
Cam: Male, ~19 weeks

Both pups need:
Socializing to other dogs.
Desensitizing to human touch.
Building senses to compensate for lack of eye sight due to Juvenile Hereditary Cataracts.
Working on basic obedience.

Brie: fearful of hands reaching towards her. Will dart away and retreat when overwhelmed.

Cam: Working on mouthiness and nipping.

**These pups will be entirely blind.

FOXXY LADY
Female, senior

Miss FoxxyLady was recently re-surrendered to us and will be working to regain her confidence. She became extremely reactive to dogs and people, which was not creating a safe space for her or the humans in her life. Foxxy was very loved and well cared for but things just didn’t work out. What’s viewed as completely normal interaction for most dog owners ended up communicating all the wrong things to this gorgeous girl.

She’s wary of people, higher energy dogs, and will snap if anyone goes to touch her. On the plus side, her trust is building. Early on after being returned, she wouldn’t even follow. That’s not the case anymore - Susan frequently finds her in follower mode. She’s getting as much time and patience as she needs to come out of her shell. When it comes to fearful and reactive dogs, you can’t rush them - trust and respect take time and it’s all on their terms. She’s okay without pets and actually prefers a simple head nod of acknowledgement. The more space you give, the more she’ll follow you, knowing she can trust you to respect her boundaries.