Meet Bear, the handsome and affectionate two-year-old pup ready to steal your heart. This loving canine is not only house trained but also has had at least some crate training, as he slept in an open crate.
Bear is a social butterfly who gets along famously with other dogs, making him an ideal companion for furry play mates or. He's also a pro at using a doggy door, showing off his intelligence and independence.
While Bear is walking better on a leash, he can initially be a bit apprehensive. But with patience and a gentle approach, he quickly warms up and becomes a confident walker. Kneeling in front of him and leading him out with the leash low at first is the trick to help him overcome his initial fear.
Thanks to his time in foster care, Bear has learned some important house manners. Now, he's eagerly awaiting his forever family who will shower him with love and provide the stability he craves.
Bear does have some separation anxiety and has a tendency to become a bit mischievous when he's bored. But fear not, because with the right activities, he'll stay entertained and out of trouble.
Bear thrives on mental stimulation and physical exercise, so providing him with plenty of interactive toys, puzzle feeders, and chew toys will keep his mind engaged and his teeth busy. Daily walks, runs, or play sessions in the yard will also help burn off his excess energy, leaving him content and satisfied.
Training sessions are another great way to keep Bear occupied while reinforcing positive behaviors. Teaching him new tricks or practicing basic obedience commands not only provides mental stimulation but also strengthens the bond between you and your furry friend.
With a variety of constructive activities to keep him entertained, Bear will be too busy having fun to even think about getting into mischief. Plus, you'll have the satisfaction of knowing you're providing him with the mental and physical stimulation he needs to thrive.
With a patient and loving owner, Bear is sure to thrive and bring endless joy to his new home.

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For more information about this animal, call:
Albuquerque Animal Welfare Department - Westside at (505) 768-1975