Adoptar a Gabriel
Beagle · Macho · Adulto · 4 años
Gabriel originalmente llegó a nosotros de un criador, y para él el mundo se sentía un lugar muy aterrador. Tenía miedo de las personas, los nuevos entornos y las experiencias desconocidas lo dejaban abrumado, e incluso algo tan simple como ponerle una correa era un gran desafío. Necesitó tiempo, paciencia y estímulo suave para empezar a sentirse seguro. Gabriel fue adoptado por un corto periodo, pero lamentablemente no fue la adaptación adecuada para él, y fue devuelto después de mostrar comportamientos indeseados en casa y, lamentablemente, tomar decisiones incorrectas cuando se sentía incómodo en una situación, lo cual resultó en que Gabriel mordiera. Necesitará un hogar tranquilo solo para adultos sin niños residentes o visitantes para garantizar que pueda obtener la estructura que necesita. Gabriel puede tener dificultades con las visitas a la casa, por lo tanto necesitará un hogar sin demasiadas visitas y la capacidad de colocarlo en otra habitación cuando vengan visitas. Necesitará adoptantes dispuestos a conocerlo varias veces para desarrollar un vínculo con él. Gabriel requiere un hogar altamente estructurado, enfocado en límites, con dueños experimentados que sean seguros, tranquilos y consistentes. No es un perro al que se le deba permitir estar en el sofá o acurrucarse con juguetes y no queremos que se le ponga en una situación de fracaso. En cambio, necesita reglas claras, su propio espacio y orientación que lo haga sentirse seguro y comprenda lo que se espera de él. Sus adoptantes deberán entender que tiene potencial para proteger objetos de alto valor o espacios para dormir y necesitará trabajar con él. Respetar sus límites es esencial para su bienestar y éxito. Necesitará estimulación física y mental todos los días, sin importar el clima. Caminatas regulares, enriquecimiento y juegos mentales son obligatorios para mantener su mente activa y ayudarlo a permanecer equilibrado y tranquilo. A pesar de su comienzo difícil, Gabriel ha hecho un progreso notable. Hoy en día no puede esperar sus caminatas y se muestra visiblemente emocionado cuando ve que se saca su correa. Ahora permite que se le ponga su arnés y camina maravillosamente, disfrutando plenamente sus aventuras al aire libre. Gabriel es un chico muy inteligente y un auténtico amante de la comida, lo que hace que el entrenamiento sea tanto recompensador como divertido. Ya conoce señales como "siéntate" y "pata" y ama aprender nuevas habilidades. Sigue prosperando con guía clara, consistencia y formación continua, y tendrá mejor resultado con un dueño experimentado que disfrute trabajar con perros y construir una relación fuerte y estructurada. Gabriel forma vínculos muy fuertes con sus personas y es profundamente leal una vez que se establece la confianza. Debido a esto, ha mostrado signos de ansiedad por separación y necesitará adoptantes que estén en casa la mayor parte del tiempo. No está adecuado para estar solo durante largos períodos y tendrá mejor desarrollo con alguien que lo haga parte central de su rutina diaria. Aunque no es un perro que busque contacto físico constante, una vez que se establece el vínculo, disfruta de la atención y el cariño de su propia manera. Puede vivir como el único perro, disfrutando de atención individual, o potencialmente junto a otro perro residente tranquilo y seguro que respete su espacio. Necesitará un hogar sin gatos ni pequeños animales peludos. Gabriel ha trabajado increíblemente duro para superar sus miedos y ya ha avanzado mucho. Ahora está buscando un hogar para siempre que le ofrezca comprensión, estructura, compromiso y la oportunidad de vivir una vida plena. Para la persona adecuada y experimentada, Gabriel será un compañero leal y gratificante. Este perro puede ser adoptado con un perro residente.
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Gabriel originally came to us from a breeder, and for him the world felt like a very frightening place. He was worried of people, and new environments and unfamiliar experiences left him feeling overwhelmed. Even something as simple as having a lead put on was a huge challenge. He needed time, patience and gentle encouragement to begin to feel safe. Gabriel was adopted for a short period, but unfortunately it was not the right fit for him. He was returned after displaying unwanted behaviours in the home and making the wrong choices when he felt uncomfortable in a situation, which did result in Gabriel biting. He will need a quiet, adult-only home without resident or visiting children. Gabriel can struggle with visitors coming to the house, so he will need a home without too many visitors and where he can be placed in a separate room when people do come over. His adopters will also need to be willing to meet him multiple times before adoption so that he has the opportunity to develop a bond and build trust with them. Gabriel is a very sensitive boy who feels anxious about a lot of things. During his time here we are trying to help him feel more comfortable by giving him the tools to know how to be more relaxed in these scary situations. To Gabriel, new people are very scary and he feels that he needs to tell them to go away by barking and lunging, when put in poor situations this has led to him having a bite history. He is a very sweet dog but he has very little he trusts in this world and unfortunately humans are top of that list at the moment. With people who have earned his trust he is exceptionally sweet and loving, he loves to give you cuddles and he really thinks he should be a lap dog. When introductions are done slowly and in a manner that he can cope with he will allow that person into his circle reasonably quickly and then he gets very excited to see them. As he has had very little in this world he does become exceptionally attached to his trusted humans and doesn't like to share them with other dogs or other people, so he is looking for a home with a maximum of two people and will need to be the only dog in the home. Adopters with experience of guarding behaviours are essential to help him succeed in his next home and make sure it really will be his forever home. Gabriel walks nicely on his harness and gets very excited to see dogs when out and about but is wary of strangers walking past, for this reason he is muzzled when out as it keeps him safe in the event of someone getting too close or trying to touch him. He has shown signs of resource guarding his food here and any high value long lasting treats. He has Kongs as he is happy for the empty Kong to be removed from his kennel once he feels he's finished with it, but these are things that will have to be managed in his new home. It would be a good idea to limit his access to the kitchen in the home to avoid the possibility of him getting things that he may be inclined to guard, especially until he settles and the bond has been built with him to ensure that he trusts that you won't take things away from him without him getting something higher value in its place. Gabriel socialises well with other dogs here and does enjoy chasing dogs around our big play yard here, so having the opportunity to continue making friends with playful dogs in his new home is necessary to keep him happy and help him to continue to grow in confidence. Someone will be incredibly lucky to have Gabriel as their companion, they will just have to understand that he does require the time and effort to make sure he progresses and starts to see the world is less scary than he thinks it is. Gabriel will need more than one meet and greet with his prospective adopters to allow him time to build a bond and feel comfortable with them before being adopted.
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