druid
Well-Known Member
A few weeks ago I posted asking about whippets....well I had an accident, and well, now I have a whippety-lurchery dog.
Meet "Archie" he's about 8 months old and was terrible as a coursing dog (is *afraid* of cats! Cries when they come near him and hides!) so was dumped, rescued....and now he's here. Vet has de-flea'd him and health checked....he's fine. We picked him up this morning and he's sweet as anything. We took him to the pet store to buy a crate and weigh him...he loved it! He was perfectly polite, not even nicking things from the open dog treat bins. Everyone loved him and was cuddling him in the store. We had to peel him away.
We took him to the beach for a long walk to tire him out before he met my parent's clan of 3 rescue pups...he flaked out in his crate of his own accord as soon as we got back.
He's not neutered so the balls are coming off asap and he's a consumate bolter so we've got alot of work on a long line to do on recall.
I think the crate training will be quite easy....
Meet "Archie" he's about 8 months old and was terrible as a coursing dog (is *afraid* of cats! Cries when they come near him and hides!) so was dumped, rescued....and now he's here. Vet has de-flea'd him and health checked....he's fine. We picked him up this morning and he's sweet as anything. We took him to the pet store to buy a crate and weigh him...he loved it! He was perfectly polite, not even nicking things from the open dog treat bins. Everyone loved him and was cuddling him in the store. We had to peel him away.
We took him to the beach for a long walk to tire him out before he met my parent's clan of 3 rescue pups...he flaked out in his crate of his own accord as soon as we got back.
He's not neutered so the balls are coming off asap and he's a consumate bolter so we've got alot of work on a long line to do on recall.
I think the crate training will be quite easy....