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"We offer walk throughs Tuesday–Friday during our open hours so you can see the dogs in person. If you find one you’re interested in, you can submit an adoption application. You can also start by applying online first! Once approved, we’ll schedule a meet-and-greet. All of the details are available on our website: https://www.clackamas.us/dogs FB July 17, 2026
Adopt INFO
Visit the Clackamas County Dog Shelter or call 503-655-8628
13141 SE Hwy 212, Clackamas, OR 97015
shelter open for viewing Tuesday through Friday, 1 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. (but can apply online at any time)
https://www.clackamas.us/dogs
13141 SE Hwy 212 Clackamas, OR 97015
"HAMILTON" Available for Adoption at "CLACKAMAS CO DOG Services"
Shelter ID: 106519 Breed: Great Dane
neutered male 16 weeks, 24 lbs (should be less than 60 lbs) adoption fee $210
Description:
Hamilton is one of those puppies who makes it very easy to fall in
love! This adorable 15-week-old Great Dane mix currently weighs around
24 pounds, but he is definitely going to be a much bigger guy someday!
Hamilton is a typical puppy; curious, playful, wiggly, and still
learning how to navigate the world. His new family should be prepared
for all that comes with raising a puppy, including continued training,
positive socialization, proper introductions, and plenty of patience.
He's also a pretty mouthy little guy right now, so expect some puppy
teeth and be ready to help him learn what is appropriate to chew. With
the right guidance and lots of love, Hamilton has all the makings of a
wonderful companion!
1. Hamilton is dog-friendly here at the shelter, but any resident
dogs will need to come in for a meet-and-greet to make sure everyone is a
good fit. His puppy energy and play style will be important
considerations when choosing a canine companion.
2.
We don't know yet how Hamilton is with cats or other small
animals, so proper introductions and supervision will be important. His
new family should be prepared to help him learn appropriate ways to
interact with smaller animals as he grows.
3.
Hamilton can absolutely live with kids, but they should be
prepared for a typical, mouthy puppy! He is still learning that hands,
clothes, and people are not chew toys, so supervision and teaching both
Hamilton and kids appropriate interactions will be important.
4. Hamilton is going to be a BIG boy, so now is the time to build
those good manners! His family should be ready to continue positive
reinforcement training and socialization as he grows because those cute
puppy behaviors are a lot less cute when attached to a very large dog.
If you're ready for the puppy years and excited to watch Hamilton grow
into his big-dog self, come meet him!
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