Breakfast checked in as our new resident board & train last weekend, and he is already making incredible strides.
Breakfast suffers from the relatively common behavior problem of “leash reactivity” or “leash aggression” – which for the most part means that when he is on a leash and he sees something like a dog or a person, he goes crazy for it – pulling, lunging, etc.
He is also high energy pit bull that hasn’t had a bunch of opportunity to be around other dogs, because he isn’t quite sure how to act around other dogs.
He was adopted a few months ago from the Mega adoption event, and before that he was tied to a house and abandoned there by a family who moved away.
In spite of all that he is in a loving home now and he is here learning how to be around other dogs and how to be a little more manageable for his new, loving owner.
The first few days of a board and train, especially one that hasn’t been socializing with dogs, is to learn how to fit in with the fun personalities that live at AWDT. Check out the super excited Breakfast meeting the pack:
Breakfast suffers from the relatively common behavior problem of “leash reactivity” or “leash aggression” – which for the most part means that when he is on a leash and he sees something like a dog or a person, he goes crazy for it – pulling, lunging, etc.
He is also high energy pit bull that hasn’t had a bunch of opportunity to be around other dogs, because he isn’t quite sure how to act around other dogs.
He was adopted a few months ago from the Mega adoption event, and before that he was tied to a house and abandoned there by a family who moved away.
In spite of all that he is in a loving home now and he is here learning how to be around other dogs and how to be a little more manageable for his new, loving owner.
The first few days of a board and train, especially one that hasn’t been socializing with dogs, is to learn how to fit in with the fun personalities that live at AWDT. Check out the super excited Breakfast meeting the pack:
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