Adoptar a Toast
Bichón Maltés · Hembra · Adulto · 4 años
Toast es una pequeña y delicada muchacha que llegó a nosotros de un criador y ha estado encontrando lentamente su confianza en el mundo. Cuando llegó por primera vez, estaba muy nerviosa y abrumada por todo lo que la rodeaba, solía correr a esconderse en su cama. Desde que llegó al hogar de acogida, se ha hecho evidente que Toast es una chica extremadamente nerviosa y sigue siendo muy incierta ante situaciones nuevas. No le gusta ser manipulada y puede entrar en pánico cuando siente presión, por lo tanto necesitará una gestión cuidadosa y suave, así como tiempo para sentirse segura. Toast actualmente vive con un gato en su hogar de acogida y puede vivir con un gato que sea experimentado con perros y respete su espacio. Necesitará un hogar tranquilo, solo para adultos, con adoptantes experimentados que comprendan a los perros ex criadores nerviosos y puedan apoyarla sin expectativas ni presión. Un entorno calmado y predecible será esencial para su construcción continua de confianza. Ha mejorado en algunos aspectos, pero el manejo aún debe abordarse con mucha precaución. Aunque ha mostrado cierto progreso previamente al ser levantada y al tener un arnés ajustado, esto siempre debe hacerse con paciencia y conciencia de sus límites, ya que puede sobrecargarse. Toast está trabajando en su entrenamiento con el arnés y ahora permite a su mamá de acogida colocárselo, pero aún no está cómoda con una correa y necesitará apoyo y aliento continuo para construir confianza. Aún está aprendiendo sobre el entrenamiento en casa y parece estar limpia en el hogar cuando su mamá de acogida está presente, pero puede tener algunos accidentes cuando queda sola. Con el tiempo y la paciencia, comenzará a aprender esto y entender las reglas del entrenamiento en casa. Necesita un perro residente amable y seguro en su nuevo hogar para guiarla y brindarle seguridad mientras se adapta a la vida en casa. Toast llegó con una luxación de rodilla de bajo grado en su lado izquierdo, lo cual puede mejorar con ejercicio suave. También ha sido tratada por orejas sucias, otitis del lado derecho, puntos calientes y dermatitis, todos los cuales están mejorando con cuidado. Su salud general necesitará seguir siendo vigilada en su nuevo hogar, con cualquier tratamiento futuro proporcionado según sea necesario. Detrás de sus inicios tímidos hay una pequeña perra sensible que aún está aprendiendo a confiar en el mundo que la rodea. Con paciencia, comprensión y el hogar adecuado y experimentado, Toast seguirá dando pequeños pasos hacia adelante a su propio ritmo. Este perro puede ser adoptado con un perro residente. Este perro puede ser adoptado con gatos.
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Toast is a delicate little girl who came to us from a breeder and has been slowly finding her confidence in the world. She has been in foster since April and has come a long way, although she is not your average ex-breeder and still has some very specific challenges that her future family will need to understand. Toast remains extremely nervous about being touched and will avoid handling wherever possible. She can become overwhelmed if she feels pressured, so fitting her harness is still very much a case of careful timing and patience, as she will try to hide if given the opportunity. Her foster mummy has found that this can be tricky, and her new family will need to be experienced and prepared to work within her limits rather than forcing interaction. Interestingly, once Toast is out on a walk, she absolutely loves it! She walks happily and enjoys saying hello to other dogs, often approaching them with a lovely waggy tail. She has also become much more confident when visiting friends, happily running around with other dogs and enjoying herself. This is a wonderful contrast to how nervous she can be when it comes to being handled. Toast has also been to the groomers a couple of times and has tolerated this quite happily. She has even allowed her foster mummy to pick her up and cuddle her afterwards, which shows that she is capable of accepting handling in certain situations when she feels comfortable and secure. Toast is currently living with a cat in her foster home and can live with a dog-savvy cat who respects her space. She will need a quiet, adult-only home with experienced adopters who understand nervous ex-breeding dogs and can support her without expectation or pressure. A calm, predictable environment will be essential for her ongoing confidence building. Her future family will need to accept that Toast may never become a cuddly or lap dog. She is a little character who likes to do her own thing, and her happiness and confidence will be far more important than expecting her to enjoy affection. Toast is still learning about house training, and seems to be clean in the home when her foster mummy is around but can have a few accidents when she is left alone. Her new family will need to continue her toilet training patiently as she settles into her new routine. She will need a kind, confident resident dog in her new home to help guide her and provide reassurance as she adjusts to home life. Having other dogs around clearly brings Toast confidence, and she enjoys their company when out and about and when visiting friends. Toast arrived with a low-grade luxating patella on her left side, which does not currently cause her any problems, although a disclaimer will need to be signed on adoption. She has also been treated for mucky ears, right-sided otitis, hot spots and dermatitis. She requires Apoquel twice daily for allergies that cause her to itch, and her general health will need to continue to be monitored in her new home. Behind her nervousness is a gorgeous, mischievous and very cheeky little dog with a huge personality. Toast loves her walks, enjoys the company of other dogs and is clearly a very happy girl when she is out enjoying herself. She may never be the dog who wants to curl up on your lap, but for the right person, watching her confidence grow and seeing her enjoy life will be incredibly rewarding. She will need an experienced home that understands ex-breeder dogs, a kind resident dog to help her settle, and someone who will love her exactly as she is. This dog can be homed with a resident dog. This dog can be homed with cats.
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