Meeting and greeting other dogs
Most dogs want to meet others and it is important for them to have the opportunity to display their natural social behaviours and improve their doggie greetings.
Dogs, Dog behaviour
Tyler BD46684-Dog
Male
Lurcher
7 years
6 months
I cannot live with cats
I could live with another dog
I can live with teenagers
Tyler
Tyler is a gentle, affectionate and trusting boy who absolutely loves people and thrives on human company. He is happiest when he can be close to his favourite people, whether that’s enjoying cuddles on the sofa or greeting visitors with plenty of excitement before settling down.
Tyler walks nicely on lead and has shown us that he can remain relaxed around other dogs, although he does have a history of reacting to some dogs. Tyler's biggest challenge is separation anxiety; Tyler finds being left alone extremely difficult, so he needs a home where someone is around for most of the day and owners who are committed to continuing his crate training.
Tyler is a truly loving boy who has so much affection to give and is looking for patient, dedicated people who will help him feel safe, secure and settled.
Tyler walks nicely on lead and has shown us that he can remain relaxed around other dogs, although he does have a history of reacting to some dogs. Tyler's biggest challenge is separation anxiety; Tyler finds being left alone extremely difficult, so he needs a home where someone is around for most of the day and owners who are committed to continuing his crate training.
Tyler is a truly loving boy who has so much affection to give and is looking for patient, dedicated people who will help him feel safe, secure and settled.
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