My doggy needs a doggy buddy!

By JosephineD85
September 5, 2017 in The Lounge

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Posted September 5, 2017

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Posted September 5, 2017

Hello! Bit of a weird request but a few months back, my partner and I took on a little rescue Jug (pug x jack russel) and she does not like other dogs! She barks like a demon if she sees one and just can't chill out. We think she's being defensive as she doesn't seem afraid. She would never hurt any dog, when we go to the park and she barks or runs at a dog, when she gets closer, she legs it back to me. Anywhoo, I would love it if anyone has a calm dog who doesn't mind a yappy dog coming with me to the park every now and then for me to get her used to other dogs. I've watched a lot of videos and they normally involve the yappy dog and another calmer dog. I live near Franklins restaurant so someone close to me would be great. We could sync up walk times etc? I would love her to be able to play with other dogs and not be aggressive.Thanks in advance! Xx Jo

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