Fritz
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Heartworm positive but going to start treatment. He’s very thin so he will be well over 100lbs once he gets eating and active
Animal Interaction Observations
All interaction between animals should be supervised at all times.
Child Interaction Observations
All interaction between animals and children should be supervised at all times.
Personality traits: hardly barks, attached at my hip but also sleeps a lot, housebroken, has not made any messes or been destructive at all inside, I’ve also left him for short periods to free- range the apartment and has been totally fine!
He doesn’t show a lot of interest in the dogs at the barn when walking around but does get nervous and becomes reactive when asked to stay in closer proximity to the other dogs—when he feels stuck or trapped and he has demonstrated that he wants to chase the cats. All of this seems to improve daily so I think with an experienced and strong handler, he would be fine! He is very trying and wants to please!
Contact
Anne
512 413 0589
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