Adoptar a Reece
Cocker Spaniel · Macho · Joven · 1 año
Reece es un joven y guapo perro que está pasando por su etapa adolescente, pero es un perro brillante, afectuoso y muy entrenable que tiene mucho potencial para convertirse en un compañero maravilloso. Su evaluación demostró que es un chico encantador y comprometido que puede formar relaciones muy rápidamente. Cuando el evaluador llegó por primera vez, ladró, pero en poco tiempo estaba feliz de interactuar con ella y estaba todo el tiempo con ella. Aunque puede tirar de la correa y ladrar a la gente cuando está afuera, lo hace mientras mueve la cola, y creemos que esto es más probable que sea una respuesta defensiva/reactiva que agresión.No hay antecedentes de que Reece haya mordido o intentado morder a una persona, ni antecedentes conocidos de que haya atacado o intentado atacar a otro animal.Un chico encantador y brillanteReece está entrenado para hacer sus necesidades y viaja bien en el auto. Conoce algunos comandos básicos, como sentarse, quedarse quieto y esperar, y su evaluación demostró cuán receptivo y entrenable es.Es muy bueno con el manejo y estaba feliz de que le tocaran todas las partes de su cuerpo, incluidas las orejas y la cola. No hubo problemas en absoluto con el manejo.También es muy bueno para el aseo y parece disfrutarlo.Reece no tuvo problemas con la comida. Estaba feliz de intercambiar golosinas, que le quitaran las golosinas suavemente, que lo acariciaran mientras comía y que cubrieran y le quitaran la comida. También no tuvo problemas cuando le quitaron un juguete.Todo esto nos da una imagen muy positiva de un perro joven que es receptivo, brillante y dispuesto a aprender.En los paseosReece es un perro energético y puede tirar de la correa. También puede ladrar a la gente cuando está afuera y es reactivo con otros perros.Sin embargo, su lenguaje corporal es importante. Mueve la cola mientras reacciona y, teniendo en cuenta todo lo que hemos visto, creemos que su comportamiento es más consistente con la incertidumbre y la defensa que con la agresión.No tuvo problemas con el ruido del tráfico durante su evaluación.Su capacidad de respuesta no se ha probado suficientemente para considerarlo listo para salir sin correa en áreas concurridas o desconocidas, por lo que esto debe trabajarse con su nueva familia.PersonasReece puede ser reacio al principio con algunas personas y puede ladrar cuando llega alguien desconocido. Sin embargo, su evaluación demostró que puede calmarse y construir confianza muy rápidamente.Una vez que ha tenido la oportunidad de conocer a alguien, es un chico afectuoso y comprometido.Creemos que un hogar solo para mujeres sería preferible para Reece, lo que le daría la oportunidad de establecerse en un entorno tranquilo y predecible donde pueda seguir construyendo su confianza.Otros perrosReece ha tenido algún conflicto y tensión con el otro perro en su hogar actual y puede ser protector de los juguetes y los recursos con otros perros.También es reactivo con otros perros cuando está afuera.Sin embargo, no creemos que esto signifique que no pueda vivir con otro perro. Su evaluador cree que una perra adecuada podría ser una buena compañera para él, siempre que las introducciones se manejen correctamente y los perros sean una buena combinación.Esto se considerará en forma individual.Entrenamiento y asentamientoReece no está entrenado en jaulas y no está acostumbrado a usar una jaula.Puede volverse ansioso y vocal cuando se separa, por lo que su nueva familia tendrá que estar preparada para trabajar en esto de manera gradual y positiva.También es muy emocionado cuando llegan los visitantes y puede saltar cuando está emocionado. El entrenamiento continuo y los límites consistentes lo ayudarán a aprender formas más apropiadas de saludar a las personas.¿Qué tipo de hogar sería adecuado para Reece?Creemos que Reece se adaptaría mejor a:Un hogar solo para mujeresUn entorno tranquilo y relativamente predecibleUn hogar donde se continúe su entrenamientoAlguien que entienda a los perros jóvenes y la reactividad caninaAlguien que pueda ayudarlo a construir confianza y aprender respuestas apropiadas cuando no está seguroUn hogar donde se le pueda proporcionar mucho ejercicio, estimulación mental e interacción positivaAlguien que esté dispuesto a trabajar pacientemente en su caminata con correa y en las reacciones a otros perrosUn hogar donde se pueda trabajar en sus dificultades de separación de manera gradualUn compañero canino adecuado puede ser considerado, sujeto a las introducciones y evaluaciones habituales.Reece no es amigable con los gatos.Reece está listo para su próximo capítulo. Reece ya completó
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Reece is a handsome young boy who is going through his adolescent stage, but he is a bright, affectionate and very trainable dog who has lots of potential to make a wonderful companion.His assessment showed him to be a lovely, engaging boy who can form relationships very quickly. When the assessor first arrived, he barked at her, but within a short time he was happily interacting with her and was all over her. Although he can pull on the lead and bark at people when out, he does so while wagging his tail, and we feel this is much more likely to be a defensive/reactive response rather than aggression.There is no history of Reece biting or attempting to bite a person, and no known history of him attacking or attempting to attack another animal.A lovely, bright boyReece is housetrained and travels well in the car. He knows some basic commands including sit, stay and wait, and his assessment showed just how responsive and trainable he is.He is very good with handling and was happy to have all areas of his body touched, including his ears and tail. There were no issues at all with handling.He is also very good to groom and appears to really enjoy it.Reece showed no problems around food. He was happy to exchange treats, have treats gently taken away, be stroked while eating and have food covered and removed. He also had no problem when a toy was removed.All of this gives us a very positive picture of a young dog who is responsive, bright and willing to learn.Out on walksReece is an energetic young dog and can pull on the lead. He can also bark at people when out and is reactive towards other dogs.However, his body language is important. He wags his tail while reacting and, taking everything we have seen into consideration, we feel his behaviour is more consistent with uncertainty and defensiveness than aggression.He had no issues with traffic noise during his assessment.His recall has not been sufficiently tested to consider him ready for off-lead freedom in busy or unfamiliar areas, so this should be worked on with his new family.PeopleReece may initially be wary of some people and can bark when someone unfamiliar arrives. However, his assessment demonstrated that he can settle and build trust very quickly.Once he has had the opportunity to get to know someone, he is an affectionate and engaging boy.We feel a female-only home would be preferable for Reece, giving him the opportunity to settle into a calm and predictable environment where he can continue to build his confidence.Other dogsReece has experienced some conflict and tension with the other dog in his current household and can be protective of toys and resources around other dogs.He is also reactive towards other dogs when out.That said, we don’t feel this necessarily means he could never live with another dog. His assessor felt that a suitable female dog could potentially be a good companion for him, provided introductions were handled correctly and the dogs were considered a good match.This would therefore be considered on an individual basis.Training and settlingReece is not crate trained and is not accustomed to using a crate.He can become anxious and vocal when separated, so his new family will need to be prepared to work on this gradually and positively.He is also extremely excitable when visitors arrive and may jump up when excited. Continued training and consistent boundaries will help him learn more appropriate ways of greeting people.What sort of home would suit Reece?We feel Reece would be best suited to:A female-only homeA calm and relatively predictable environmentOwners who are prepared to continue his trainingSomeone who understands young dogs and canine reactivitySomeone who can help him build confidence and learn appropriate responses when he is unsureA family who can provide plenty of exercise, mental stimulation and positive interactionSomeone prepared to work patiently on his lead walking and reactions to other dogsA home where his separation difficulties can be worked on graduallyA suitable female canine companion may be considered, subject to the usual introductions and assessment.Reece is not considered cat-friendly.Reece is ready for his next chapter Reece has now completed his assessment and is ready to find his new home.He is a young dog with lots of energy and enthusiasm, but underneath the excitement is a very affectionate, clever and loving boy. His assessment showed that he is extremely responsive to people and very willing to learn.We believe that with the right person to guide him, Reece has every opportunity to flourish.He is available for foster, adoption, or foster with a view to adoption, depending on what is considered the best option for him and his new family.We are looking for someone who will see the lovely dog behind the barking and adolescent exuberance and who is prepared to give Reece the time, consistency and positive training he needs.Reece is a very loved boy who clearly loves his family very much, and we want to make sure that his next home is the right one for him. ❤️Please note that the information above is based on Reece’s assessment and the information provided by his current family. As with any rehoming, we will discuss his individual needs with prospective adopters/fosters to ensure the best possible match.
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