Adopter Toast
Maltese · Hunn · Voksen · 4 år
Toast er en følelsesfull liten jente som kom til oss fra en avlere og har gradvis funnet selvtilliten sin i verden. Da hun første gang ankom, var hun veldig nervøs og overveldet av alt rundt henne, ofte løpende seg inn i sengen for å skjule seg. Siden hun kom til fostermamma, har det blitt tydelig at Toast er en svært nervøs jente og holder seg veldig usikker på nye situasjoner. Hun liker ikke å bli tatt opp og kan panikere når hun føler seg presset, så hun vil trenge forsiktig, mild behandling og tid for å føle seg trygg. Toast bor nå sammen med en katt i fostermamma sin bolig og kan leve sammen med en hundseriøs katt som respekterer hennes rom. Hun trenger et stille, voksen-allein hjem med erfarte adoptører som forstår nervøse eks-avlshunder og kan støtte henne uten forventning eller trykk. En rolig, forutsigbar miljø vil være avgjørende for hennes videre tillitssbygging. Hun har gjort fremskritt i noen områder, men håndtering må fremdeles tilnærmes svært forsiktig. Selv om hun tidligere har vist noe fremskritt ved å bli plukket opp og få på en bærehalsbånd, må dette alltid gjøres med tålmodighet og bevissthet om hennes grenser, fordi hun kan bli overveldet. Toast arbeider akkurat nå med halsbåndtrening, og hun lar fostermamma sette ett på henne nå, men hun er ikke komfortabel på en snor ennå og vil trenge fortsettende støtte og opptur for å bygge tillit. Hun lærer fortsatt om husforing, og virker ryddig i hjemmet når fostermamma er til stede, men kan ha noen ulykker når hun er alene. Med tid og tålmodighet vil hun begynne å lære dette og forstå reglene for husforing. Hun trenger en god, selvsikker bonde i sitt nye hjem for å hjelpe henne med å lede og gi trygghet mens hun tilpasser seg hjemmelivet. Toast ankom med en lavgradig luxerende knokkel på venstre side, som kanskje kan forbedres med mykt øvelse. Hun har også vært behandlet for grimme ører, høyre siden otitt, varmeplasser og hudbetennelse, alt som forbedres med omsorg. Hennes generelle helse vil trenge å bli overvåket i sitt nye hjem, med eventuell fremtidig behandling gitt etter behov. Bak hennes skamfylte start ligger en følelsesfull liten hund som fortsatt lærer å stole på verden rundt henne. Med tålmodighet, forståelse og riktig erfaret hjem vil Toast fortsette å ta små trinn framover på egen hastighet. Denne hunden kan bo sammen med en bonde. Denne hunden kan bo sammen med katte.
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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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