About this Dog
Lots of energy! He could make a good exercise partner, We did 1 mile walks in under 30 minutes twice over the course of the weekend without issue. He took a nice nap afterwards. -He loves snuggles on back of his neck and under the chin . -I didn't hear him bark, but I only had him a few days. -He didnât seem too reactive to other dogs. He wanted to walk and didnât really pay attention. On Sunday, one of my neighborâs dog ran out of the door towards Ozzie. I picked him up but Ozzie didnât seem excited by the situation. -He may do well in a home with a secure fence. He made a bee line to the wood fence in my yard and started digging. I would be careful with cats and other furry animals in the home. -He was more responsive to affection than treats. - I am not sure whether he is house trained. He was isolated in a crate or quiet room most of the time. I also took him out every few hours. -We started working on leash walking. He pulls, and could benefit from using a Gentle Leader type harness. Ozzie is smart, and understood that if he pulls I will stay still until he stops, then we can start walking again. -He marks, a lot. A belly band really helped indoors. -He is not a fan of crates and carriers. I donât know of a dog who is, though.
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Contribute to OZZIE's Stash!
100% of OZZIE's balance will be sent to whoever adopts OZZIE.
About this Dog
Lots of energy! He could make a good exercise partner, We did 1 mile walks in under 30 minutes twice over the course of the weekend without issue. He took a nice nap afterwards. -He loves snuggles on back of his neck and under the chin . -I didn't hear him bark, but I only had him a few days. -He didnât seem too reactive to other dogs. He wanted to walk and didnât really pay attention. On Sunday, one of my neighborâs dog ran out of the door towards Ozzie. I picked him up but Ozzie didnât seem excited by the situation. -He may do well in a home with a secure fence. He made a bee line to the wood fence in my yard and started digging. I would be careful with cats and other furry animals in the home. -He was more responsive to affection than treats. - I am not sure whether he is house trained. He was isolated in a crate or quiet room most of the time. I also took him out every few hours. -We started working on leash walking. He pulls, and could benefit from using a Gentle Leader type harness. Ozzie is smart, and understood that if he pulls I will stay still until he stops, then we can start walking again. -He marks, a lot. A belly band really helped indoors. -He is not a fan of crates and carriers. I donât know of a dog who is, though.
