Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
'Ello friends! I'm Scott, a boy who is in search of a very patient home as I learn what it's like to simply "dog." You may see that I sometimes act like a puppy even though I'm not. So, while I navigate what's acceptable behavior and not, I need someone who is patient and understanding with their responses as I don't want to be reliving my rough past.
Keep away is one of my favorite games whether you like it or not. My foster mom is trying to teach me that I can't steal socks, dishtowels, blankets, shampoo bottles or anything that I feel is fair game. Boring!
Anywho, I would really love a home that has another dog for me to learn and grow with. As I'm still adjusting to this change, I've been working through some resource guarding with my high priority chew treats. So in other words, I may need someone who knows how to handle that and can be patient, especially if there's other dogs in the home. Something to also make note of is that I don't really understand personal space, so I may be in your bubble or my dog sibling's bubble without seeing an issue. My foster mom says I have "selective hearing" cause sometimes I can just zone her right out. I hear it's a beagle thing, but it could also be because I'm still taking in all these noises and smells. It's confusing, exciting and a bit scary at times. So, bare with me. Speaking of that, I've learned how to go up stairs, but going down still makes me feel a little leery.
I'll sleep in my kennel all night, but during the day, I would much prefer to not be kenneled. I mean, now that I've gotten this taste of freedom, I want as much time to enjoy life with you. I love being outside and exploring, so I hope my new family does too. While I do alright on a long lead outside, if my human walks further than I can reach, I struggle, which leads to crying and howling cause it's just not fair. Overall, I do well with men, but large bulky coats or hats can trigger me, making me growl and bark.
And, since I want to be completely honest, I'm really struggling with separation anxiety. I just want to be by you and if I'm not, I'm likely getting into something I shouldn't be. Oh and speaking of anxiety, I tend to get carsick too.
Okay, now that the brutal honesty is out of the way, let's talk about the good stuff. I really love cuddling and receiving butt scratches! I'm not really shy, in fact I'm quite the curious guy. House training is going well and I've been showing more and more progress with it, though I may not be 100% there yet. I've been eating really good and have not shown any food aggression towards other dogs. You may just have to keep an eye on me so I don't eat their food too! I've been starting to pick up certain commands. For example, I understand what going "outside" means, what going "inside" means, and I'm starting to get "sit."
I love to receive kisses and I play well with other dogs. I mean, sure I'm still learning that holding onto other dogs' neck scruff needs to be lighter when playing, but mind you, I didn't get to play until recently. So I'm still learning what's considered normal!
I've also done really well with getting a bath and actually walk right into the shower when someone is in there. My foster mom says that my curiosity is unstoppable!
Now that you've read through all of the good and the bad, what do you think? Do you feel like I could fit into your lifestyle? If so, apply so we can meet!
-Scott
You can apply for this pup at: https://www.fetchfosterandrescue.com/adopt
Name: Scott
D.O.B: 05/04/2024
Breed: Beagle
Sex: Male
Weight: 23 lbs
Altered: Yes
Adoption Fee: 400
Good with kids: I'm not sure.
Good with dogs: Yes, I enjoy dog friends!
Good with cats: I'm not sure.
Special Requirements: Another dog in home.
*Positive reinforcement obedience training is a great way to bond with your new family member. It can also help set up a relationship with greater odds of success integrating your new pet into your family. Anyone who provides proof of completed positive reinforcement training will receive a 100 dollar refund from Fetch Foster and Rescue Inc! If you have questions or are wondering if the class you want to take qualifies please reach out! ♥
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