Adopter Elvis
Kryssbrett · Hann · Ung · 2 år
Elvis kom til oss svært ung. Og han levde lenge nok i veterinærklinikken, der han danset i kassen, og målte som om det ikke var noen morgen, og så danset igjen. Under tiden han var i veterinærklinikken, til han hadde fullstendig vaksiner, hadde han halsbånd og gikk på promenader for å sosialisere og lære verden, dens lukt og lyder. Han kom senere til dyrehjemmet, hvor han bor med andre valper, og nå etter at han hadde alle vaksinene, begynte han å gå på promenader normalt. Han levde i en hjemme i en måned da han var omtrent syv måneder gamle, han var ren, god på promenader og hadde lært kassen. Det er en hund som har vært arbeidet med fra svært tidlig alder og har lært alt en hund kan lære i et dyrehjem: leddgang, grunnkommandoer, osv. Han er ekstremt samarbeidsvillig og lojal med den personen som har jobbet med ham og som han tilliter, men han er ikke særlig venlig mot ukjente. Han liker ikke å møte mennesker på promenader eller bli streket, og han er ikke venlig mot ukjente hjemme. Han er venlig mot andre hunder og katter. Det er en hund som bare vil binde til sin familie, og med grunnleggende trening vil han være i stand til å leve harmonisk i et hjem. VIDEO VIDEO 2
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Elvis came to us when he was very young. A tiny little creature with two shiny bead-like eyes. He spent quite some time at the veterinary clinic, eating as if there were no tomorrow and then seeking everyone's attention over and over again. While he was staying at the clinic and completing his vaccination schedule, he wore his harness and went on short outings in our arms so he could begin socializing and getting familiar with the world, its smells, and its sounds. Later, he moved to the shelter, where he lived alongside other puppies and, once fully vaccinated, started going on regular walks. When he was around seven months old, he spent a month in a home environment. During that time, he learned to toilet outside, walked nicely on a leash, and became crate trained. Elvis has been carefully guided and worked with from a very young age and knows everything a shelter dog can realistically learn: walking on a leash, basic commands, and how to navigate the outside world. He is extremely cooperative and obedient with people he knows well and trusts, but he is not particularly comfortable around strangers. He does not enjoy meeting new people on walks or being petted by unfamiliar individuals, and he is not friendly toward strangers entering his home. However, he gets along well with other dogs and cats. Elvis needs time to build trust and feel comfortable around new people. He shows no signs of aggression whatsoever, but he is cautious and will not tolerate intrusive handling from someone he has not yet learned to trust. He would thrive in a home with a predictable routine, without a large family or a constant flow of visitors. Elvis is the kind of dog who will form a deep bond with his people, provided he receives basic training and clear, consistent guidance, allowing him to settle into a home and live harmoniously as part of a family. VIDEO VIDEO 2
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