Our volunteer met Luna and while she is quite the barker and can appear and sound intimidating, she is quick to welcome lots of pets and attention. She is crate trained but isn't home for long hours during the day. Luna lives with kids 12+ and has been great with their friends coming and going. She is fearful at the vet and will cower. She is reportedly friendly with new people, after a dose of barking and alerting of stranger danger. We'd like to see Luna in a home where she can be exposed to some positive based training to help her be the best version of herself. Our rescue is against any sort of board and train and we feel very strongly that training is a journey that families should walk WITH their dog. Luna's family sent her away to a board and train to help curb this reactivity.
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She doesn't know how to greet other dogs and her "run after them at full tilt" is going to get her into a lot of trouble. Luna has not been socialized with other dogs outside of the male that she lives with and one other dog. She doesn't attack dogs but she's a nuisance and the family can no longer deal with it. Kids in the house are not closing the door and she's scooting out. The issue that seems to be the biggest stressor for her family is that she gets out of the house and goes after neighborhood dogs.
Her current family doesn't have the time to devote to her needs and would like us to find a home more suited for Luna. Luna will be 2 years old in December and she's looking to hit the "reset" button and get a new start in life.
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If you’ve read his bio, and feel you can meet all of his needs, and not return him when he tests every ounce of patience in your body, feel free to apply. This boy is just waiting to shine, in the best possible ways! Sans balls and testosterone, Remy’s world and those who live in it, will be a better place. We have a call into Tufts to get that taken care of ASAP. He’s super friendly, super loving, super snuggly, and ohhhhh sooooo stinking cute. He’s working on crate training, manners, leash walking, and overall “how not to be an ass”. He has to get it together in his own world, then be taught how to meet other dogs without disrupting the earth’s spin on its axis.Įach passing day in foster, Remy is improving, which tells us that he needs someone to guide him. In the wrong home, with a dog who isn’t feeling his sass, there could be trouble. He’s being fostered with 2 boxers and he’sĪ lot. Older teens +Īt this time, we want to place him as an only dog. He will not be placed with young children. He needs training… lots of it… His new humans should have a positive based trainer ready to go. He needs to be socialized and exposed to all the fun stuff in the big world. A run around a yard isn’t going to cut it. He’s got 8 months stored up and ready to go.
Long walks, hikes, Lewis and Clark type excursions to drain his energy. This boy is ready to party and he’s got your credit card. Do not say that you’re not phased by his nonsense. So, please… do not apply for this dog if you are not prepared to give him what he needs.
Will his new home need to commit to continuing all of it? Absolutely! Remy is the poster boxer for “cute puppy that everyone wants but when the going gets tough, all those who fell in love with the idea of a puppy, want to give him back”. All things that were unknowns until a few days ago. He’s just been introduced to structure, routine, expectations, and exercise. His previous owner could not meet his needs and as a result, we have crazy town USA on 4 legs. And he will make you question your own sanity. He’ll rearrange your entire house before you can say HGTV. This boy will steal your heart, and also whatever might be on your counter. 8 month old velociraptor riding a high speed wrecking ball into a glass house.
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