Adoptar a Nicole
Shih Tzu · Hembra · Adulto · 5 años
21-05-26 Nicole ha llegado a nosotros desde un criador y ahora busca su hogar para siempre. Es una adorable niña que claramente se siente muy asustada y abrumada al estar aquí. Es evidente que no ha tenido mucho contacto o socialización antes, por lo que las manos humanas le preocupan bastante en este momento, pero continuaremos ayudándola suavemente a aprender que las manos pueden ser amables. Nicole buscará una casa solo para adultos tranquilos y silenciosos donde pueda adaptarse a su propio ritmo. Realmente beneficiaría de adoptantes con experiencia con perros nerviosos de cría anterior y que entiendan la paciencia, el tiempo y la seguridad que necesitará mientras aprende a confiar. Le encantan otros perros y toma gran consuelo de su presencia, por lo tanto Nicole necesitará otro perro amable y seguro en su nuevo hogar que la tome bajo su ala y la ayude a sentirse segura y segura. Como Nicole nunca ha vivido en una casa antes, necesitará adoptantes pacientes dispuestos a ayudarla a aprender todo sobre la vida en casa desde el principio. Necesitará aprender nuevas habilidades como el entrenamiento para hacer sus necesidades y también aprenderá todo sobre caminar con correa y arnés. Con el tiempo, la bondad y mucha atención, Nicole comenzará a ganar confianza y dejar que su personalidad brille. Nuestros veterinarios han observado que Nicole tiene un ritmo cardíaco ligeramente inusual, por lo que se sometió a una prueba cardíaca en nuestros veterinarios que mostró algunos cambios leves en las válvulas. En este momento no requiere ningún tratamiento y se espera que lleve una vida normal y feliz, aunque recomendamos chequeos cardíacos periódicos y monitoreo de cualquier síntoma futuro. Este perro puede ser adoptado con un perro residente.
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Nicole has come to us from a breeder and is now searching for her forever home. She was very scared when she first arrived and had clearly had little handling or socialisation, making human contact very worrying for her. Nicole briefly moved into a foster home to learn about home life but returned to us following one incident where she became tangled in her lead and harness, panicked and nipped her fosterer. This was a single incident during a frightening experience, but adopters must understand that she can panic if she feels trapped or overwhelmed. Nicole has now been back at the rescue for just over a month and is making lovely progress. She still doesn't like being picked up or handled, but is much better than she was and is increasingly comfortable spending time around people she trusts. She enjoys sitting in the play yard with her trusted people and responds brilliantly to treats, which are helping to build her confidence. She is a curious, cheeky little character who loves food, toys and snoozing in her bed, and she is even trying hard to be kennel clean. Nicole loves other dogs and takes comfort from their presence, so she will need a kind and confident resident dog to help her feel secure and act as a role model. She needs a calm, quiet, adult-only home with adopters who have experience of nervous ex-breeding dogs. As she has never successfully experienced home life, she will need patience with house training and learning the basics of being a pet. Lead and harness training will also need to be introduced very carefully because of her previous experience. Nicole still has a long way to go, but her curiosity and wonderful personality are beginning to shine through. With the right home, canine companion and plenty of time and understanding, we hope she will continue to blossom. Our vets noted a slightly unusual heart rhythm, and a heart scan showed mild valve changes. She currently requires no treatment and is expected to live a normal, happy life, although routine heart checks and monitoring for future symptoms are recommended. She has been treated for a ear infection. This dog can be homed with a resident dog.
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