So, I see this adorable little male, on a rescue site.........
is there something in this very breif description that I should be reading between the lines about???? .....
"Will need to have ongoing reinforcement at minding his manners, but he is eager to please.
Behavioural Issues
Rambunctious, energetic, needs a lot of exercise."
I can't help but wonder if it might be something where I would be in over my head with his behaviour??
Any opinions?
Michelle - Asheville, NC
Mom to Leo (5/21/2010-3/26/2019)
Mom to Molly (DOB 8-1-09)
I read it as... he is just like MOST other young dogs, very hyper an probably chews anything in sight, nibble bites and jumps on people. Do you know how old he is? I have never had a dog that wasnt a challenge and they all have turned out to be great well mannered adult dogs.
Yes, he is 3 years old.Originally Posted by Dgaffler
Michelle - Asheville, NC
Mom to Leo (5/21/2010-3/26/2019)
Mom to Molly (DOB 8-1-09)
Sounds a lot like my 3 year old male English Bully! He is great and he loves everyone and every dog, but sometimes he just gets TOO excited!! It isn't a big deal but we just need to remind him to calm down a bit lol!
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Maybe he will need obedience class? Or he could be a dog that "takes advantage" of the owner & owner needs to be smarter than him? Maybe his previous home let him rule the roost?
Some Frenchies are just very hyper, he may calm down with some direction and he may never calm down. I would see if they will let you go see him and see just how hyper he is. He may calm down some and can be trained. You just never know.
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I always read that as, the dog will need an owner who can be the "pack leader"
Hey, sounds just like my Babetty the Terror. I wouldn't trade her for the world!
That was my thought too.... Needs to be aware and most likely lots of exercise to keep focusI always read that as, the dog will need an owner who can be the "pack leader"
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