Adopter Jenny Bean
Beagle · Ukendt · Lam · 4 måneder
Jenny Bean har nu været i genhusningscentret i cirka 3 uger. Til at begynde med var hun meget nervøs over for alting og forsøgte både at komme væk og gemme sig, men efter omkring 3 dage begyndte hun at vise sig kærlig over for personalet og at interagere med alle hundene. Hun gøede ad nye hunde og frivillige, der kom ind, men nu hilser hun på nye hunde med lethed og lidt mere selvtillid. Hun er en dejlig, venlig lille pige, der blot har brug for lidt tid og en tryg, selvsikker ejer for at få hendes selvtillid frem. Jenny Bean, som man kærligt kalder Bean, er en brun og hvid hunde-Beagle. Hun er en venlig pige med masser af potentiale, men hun er en meget nervøs og angst ung Beagle, som vil have brug for et erfarent og tålmodigt hjem. Hun ville også muligvis have gavn af at være den eneste hund til at starte med og af kun at have én ejer. Bean er særligt bekymret over ukendte mennesker, lyde og travle omgivelser. Ture kan i øjeblikket være meget vanskelige for hende, da hun kan blive bange for forbipasserende mennesker, lyde og uventede hændelser. Hun kan også gø ad ukendte mennesker, og hvis hun føler sig overvældet, og nogen bliver ved med at nærme sig hende, kan hun gø, udfalde eller jagte dem. Hendes angst betyder, at hun har brug for ejere, der forstår hundes kropssprog, og som er trygge ved at håndtere en nervøs hund. Dagligdagens udflugter og ture skal starte langsomt og roligt og i korte perioder ad gangen, så hun ikke overvældes eller overstimuleres, for ellers kan visse adfærdsmønstre i hjemmet blive mere tydelige. Bean har fået professionel hjælp, herunder hvalpeskole og individuel træning, og hun gjorde nogle fremskridt, efterhånden som hun blev mere tryg. Hun bærer både halsbånd og sele, selvom hun i øjeblikket trækker i snoren. Hun er stort set rumren, men hun giver ikke aktivt sine ejere besked om, at hun skal ud, så en fast rutine er vigtig. Hun kan få uheld indendørs, hvis hun ikke bliver luftet regelmæssigt. Hun er ikke krate-trænet og bliver ekstremt oprevet, hvis døren til buret lukkes, så dette bør ikke forsøges uden professionel vejledning. Bean kan lades alene i nogle timer, selvom hun gør ved begyndelsen og med mellemrum, mens hun er alene, og hun bruger en stor del af tiden på at gå frem og tilbage og holde øje med, at hendes ejere vender tilbage. Ideelt set bør der være en person hjemme for det meste af dagen i hendes nye hjem, især mens hun falder til og hendes selvtillid opbygges. Bean har ikke haft meget erfaring med at gå uden snor og bør kun have lov til det i et meget sikkert område, indtil et stærkt bånd og en pålidelig tilkaldelse er etableret. Hun er overraskende klog og kan klatre over mure og åbne låger, så hendes nye have skal være yderst sikker. Hun kan være destruktiv og er meget god til at stjæle alt, hun kan nå. Hun bytter ofte stjålne genstande for mad, men hvis hun er træt eller overstimuleret, kan hun blive besidderisk og nægte at bytte. Hun har vist ressourcebevogtende adfærd over for særligt værdifulde ting som oksøren. Hendes nye ejere skal forstå, hvordan man sikkert håndterer ressourcebevogtning, og de må aldrig tage ting fra hende med magt. Med andre hunde har Bean haft begrænset erfaring. Hun kan gø og udfalde mod hunde, mens hun er i snor, men hun har kunnet interagere passende med enkelte hunde under roligere omstændigheder. Hun boede sammen med sine forældre og sin bror, indtil hun var omkring 17 uger gammel, og hun kan have gavn af at bo sammen med en rolig, selvsikker hund, der kan hjælpe hende med at få selvtillid, forudsat at introduktionerne foregår med omhu. Bean har brug for et hjem uden børn under voksenalderen. Hun har ikke boet sammen med katte, og hun jager naboernes katte ude fra haven, så et hjem uden katte vil sandsynligvis være at foretrække. Hjemme er Bean en kærlig og øm pige. Når hun først har tillid til dig, nyder hun at være tæt på sine mennesker, og i øjeblikket sover hun i sengen sammen med sine ejere. Hun er klog, nysgerrig og har en herligt bondsk Beagle-personlighed. Hun elsker foderpuslespil og at finde ting, men hun er lige så glad for at gøre næsten alt til en leg. Hun har et særligt talent for at stjæle lommetørklæder, papir og alt, hvad der står inden for rækkevidde, og derefter makulere det! Bean er ikke en let ung Beagle, men hun er under sine bekymringer en meget venlig og kærlig pige. Med den rette person, tid, konsekvens og forståelse mener vi, at hun har potentiale til at blive en langt mere selvsikker og glad ledsager. Bemærk: Dette dyr er husholdningstrænet.
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Jenny Bean has been at the rehoming centre for about 3 weeks now, she was very nervous of everything at first and did try to get away and hide, but after about 3 days she was starting to be affectionate with members of staff and interacting with all the dogs, she did bark at any new dogs that came in and volunteers but now she meets and greets new dogs with ease an a little but of confidence. she is a lovely natured little girl who just need a little time and a confident owner to bring the confidence out in her. Jenny Bean, affectionately known as Bean, is a tan and white female Beagle. She is a lovely-natured girl who has plenty of potential, but she is a very nervous and anxious young Beagle who will need an experienced and patient home. she would also benefit possible being the only dog to start with and also one owner. Bean is particularly worried by unfamiliar people, noises and busy environments. Walks can currently be very difficult for her, as she can become frightened by passing people, noises and unexpected events. She can also bark at unfamiliar people and, if she feels overwhelmed and someone continues to approach her, she may bark, lunge or chase towards them. her anxiety means that she needs owners who understand canine body language and are confident managing a nervous dog. Day to day outings and walks need to start slowly and calmly and for short periods at a time so not to overwhelm her and over stimulate her for when she’s at home, to much to soon can make some behaviours in the house more present. Bean has had some professional help, including puppy classes and one-to-one training, and she did make some progress as she became more comfortable. She will wear both a collar and harness, although she currently pulls on lead. She is largely housetrained but does not actively tell her owners that she needs to go outside, so a consistent routine is important. She may have an accident indoors if she is not taken out regularly. She is not crate trained and becomes extremely distressed if the crate door is closed, so this should not be attempted without professional guidance. Bean can be left for a few hours although she does bark initially and intermittently while alone and spends much of the time pacing and watching for her owners to return. Ideally, her new home should have someone around for much of the day, particularly while she settles and her confidence is built. Bean has not had much experience off lead and should only be allowed off lead in a very secure environment until a strong bond and reliable recall have been established. She is surprisingly clever and can climb walls and open gates, so her new garden will need to be extremely secure. She can be destructive and is very good at stealing anything she can reach. She will often exchange stolen items for food, but if she is tired or overstimulated she may become possessive and refuse to trade. She has shown resource-guarding behaviour with particularly valuable items such as cows’ ears. Her new owners will need to understand safe resource-guarding management and should never forcibly take items from her. With other dogs, Bean has had limited experience. She can bark and lunge at dogs while on lead but has been able to interact appropriately with individual dogs in calmer circumstances. She lived with her parents and brother until around 17 weeks old and may benefit from living with a calm, confident resident dog who could help her gain confidence, subject to careful introductions. Bean will need an adult ony home. She has not lived with cats and does chase the neighbours’ cats from the garden, so a cat-free home would probably be preferable. At home, Bean is a loving and affectionate girl. Once she trusts you, she enjoys being close to her people and currently sleeps in the bed with her owners. She is clever, inquisitive and has a wonderfully mischievous Beagle personality. She loves food puzzles and finding things, although she is equally happy turning almost anything into a game. She has a particular talent for stealing tissues, papers and anything left within reach and then shredding them! Bean is not an easy young Beagle, but she is a very good-natured and loving girl underneath her worries. With the right person, time, consistency and understanding, we believe she has the potential to become a much more confident and happy companion.
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