Well Danny is a lively but lovely boy, he travelled very well considering he was in my car for two hours and that is without the first jourmey he had. We had no sickness, the only thing he did is as soon as he saw any dogs walk by, he barked at them.
He has been here since half one and had a great time chasing Tia around the garden, he knows the command sit when offered an incentive! When he needs the toilet he has gone outside so seems to be ok on that front. He has eaten his tea in the same room as Tia, I did stand between them just in case, but he finished his before her and kind of made a shuffle towards it, and a firm no stopped him in his tracks.
He does counter surf for food, which is a bit of a no no. So that is something we will have to work on and the basic commands.
He has been very good with the children (I have a boy of almost five, and a two year old daughter). Although he will go up to them to say hello, he is more interested in adults I have found at the mo. I do think although he jumps up to say hello, he is quite gentle in how he goes about things. My sister came over to see him and although he did jump up at first, he soon settled and just sat by her to be stroked and did not make a great fuss over it.
He has been good with Tia, as she is VERY lively, he has grumbled a liitle at her, but she has just left him alone. She is more submissive than him, so she leaves him to it.
He is laying on floor beside me whilst I update you all fast asleep and happy to be out of kennels I think!
He is a very happy boy, that seems to thrive on attention.
He has been here since half one and had a great time chasing Tia around the garden, he knows the command sit when offered an incentive! When he needs the toilet he has gone outside so seems to be ok on that front. He has eaten his tea in the same room as Tia, I did stand between them just in case, but he finished his before her and kind of made a shuffle towards it, and a firm no stopped him in his tracks.
He does counter surf for food, which is a bit of a no no. So that is something we will have to work on and the basic commands.
He has been very good with the children (I have a boy of almost five, and a two year old daughter). Although he will go up to them to say hello, he is more interested in adults I have found at the mo. I do think although he jumps up to say hello, he is quite gentle in how he goes about things. My sister came over to see him and although he did jump up at first, he soon settled and just sat by her to be stroked and did not make a great fuss over it.
He has been good with Tia, as she is VERY lively, he has grumbled a liitle at her, but she has just left him alone. She is more submissive than him, so she leaves him to it.
He is laying on floor beside me whilst I update you all fast asleep and happy to be out of kennels I think!
He is a very happy boy, that seems to thrive on attention.

