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Walt - On Trial Adoption
Meet Walt! Walt is a 5-Month-old Black-Tri Australian Shepherd and he is amazing. He is everything you would expect a busy, baby boy Aussie to be. He is adventurous and playful. Walt loves his people, "where’s Walt?", just at your feet of course! He loves to follow his foster Mom around the yard and “helps” with the yard work.
As you would expect at this age, Walt needs continued work on leash skills, meeting new dogs, and general socializing. There is no major concern here but as he moves through his fear stages he is showing some worry over cars passing on the road and unexpected dogs (although he does not react and plays nicely with resident dogs). He recovers well and is becoming more use to different environments but as always, puppies are a big commitment and lot’s more work to be done. Walt is looking for someone committed to his training helping him grow up to a well-adjusted and socialized adolescent.
Walt is crate trained and is looking for a home that will continue this skill, making sure he is safe and out of trouble when his people are not supervising. Walt is fully house trained and has not had a single accident in foster care, but he is let out frequently. He has been left alone for a 4 hour day time period and is crated overnight without accidents. Adopters would need a plan for ensuring he is not alone for too long at the beginning. He sleeps through the night without a problem.
Walt loves to play with toys and will play by himself independently quietly and staying out of trouble with supervision. He also loves to play with the resident young dog or with foster mom.
Walt will not be able to go to a home with young children; his reason for needed rescue is being over aroused in a busy environment with small kids. We do not want to set Walt up for failure by placing him back into a similar environment. He has, however, shown no signs of any major issues such as aggression or resource guarding in current home. He is a wonderful puppy that just needs rules, routines and a strong foundation of positive training.
Walt still needs one more booster vaccination and his neuter and healing time before going to his forever home, but we see no reason he can’t begin the hunt for the perfect match. We will be accepting applications for Walt from today until the end of day Monday, April 1, 2019. We will then evaluate the applications and begin the screening process. ONLY applications received during this time frame will be considered. If previously filled out an application and the information is current then you will need to email us directly at aroo.info@gmail.com to indicate your interest in Walt.
http://www.aroo.ca/adoption-application.html
As you would expect at this age, Walt needs continued work on leash skills, meeting new dogs, and general socializing. There is no major concern here but as he moves through his fear stages he is showing some worry over cars passing on the road and unexpected dogs (although he does not react and plays nicely with resident dogs). He recovers well and is becoming more use to different environments but as always, puppies are a big commitment and lot’s more work to be done. Walt is looking for someone committed to his training helping him grow up to a well-adjusted and socialized adolescent.
Walt is crate trained and is looking for a home that will continue this skill, making sure he is safe and out of trouble when his people are not supervising. Walt is fully house trained and has not had a single accident in foster care, but he is let out frequently. He has been left alone for a 4 hour day time period and is crated overnight without accidents. Adopters would need a plan for ensuring he is not alone for too long at the beginning. He sleeps through the night without a problem.
Walt loves to play with toys and will play by himself independently quietly and staying out of trouble with supervision. He also loves to play with the resident young dog or with foster mom.
Walt will not be able to go to a home with young children; his reason for needed rescue is being over aroused in a busy environment with small kids. We do not want to set Walt up for failure by placing him back into a similar environment. He has, however, shown no signs of any major issues such as aggression or resource guarding in current home. He is a wonderful puppy that just needs rules, routines and a strong foundation of positive training.
Walt still needs one more booster vaccination and his neuter and healing time before going to his forever home, but we see no reason he can’t begin the hunt for the perfect match. We will be accepting applications for Walt from today until the end of day Monday, April 1, 2019. We will then evaluate the applications and begin the screening process. ONLY applications received during this time frame will be considered. If previously filled out an application and the information is current then you will need to email us directly at aroo.info@gmail.com to indicate your interest in Walt.
http://www.aroo.ca/adoption-application.html
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