My name is CAMPBELL!

6/21/22 - Campbell, the Boxer/Terrier Mix is officially a ONE year old. He has come SUCH a long way. We've learned:
1. He's terrified, not aggressive. "Fearful Aggressive." So he is extremely slow to trust and does not enjoy fast movements from strangers.
2. He's a rough player with other dogs, but is thoroughly aware of boundaries. - He's allowed to be around cats if you are close to him. He gets so curious that he's too aggressive for how frail they are. 
3. He likes to tap your legs and lean back to signify he wants to use the bathroom outside 
4. He knows how to play fetch and return the ball. He also knows how to throw the ball at you if you aren't throwing it fast enough! Lol
5. From the tips of his toes to the tip of his nose, he uses his entire body to run. This guy is FAST! Still a very eager puppy, when outdoors he is kept on a leash or a lead if the area isn't already completely fenced in.
6. We are working on staying close while on a leash. But with some consistent reassurance he knows to stay close 
7. He sleeps in his crate with the door closed until about 6:30am. He is not fond of the crate whatsoever.
8. He understands "no" "crate" "sit" "(get) back" "drink" "eat" "pee" "poop" "kiss" "quiet" "paw" "other paw" "here" "down" "up" "no teeth. Gentle!" and snapping your fingers to tell him where to go
9. With sedation, bath time goes well at the stores. 
10. He enjoys Greek Vanilla yogurt with his dry food in the mornings. He is a meat eater but we have discovered a love for finely chopped carrots, strawberries, blueberries and cucumbers.
11. He wants to be outside all day everyday. Except for when it rains. 
12. He will follow you room to room. He loves your attention. 
13. Is very fond of car rides bc he loves the wind.
14. If your phone gets more attention than him, he will knock it out of your hands ‍♀️
15. He's been working with an In-Home Trainor -'Bark Buster' working on his recall, staying off of furniture, staying seated by doors, leash walking, being nice to strangers in the home, and realizing it is the human who is the leader, not Campbell.