Puddin - Dane X Corso

Puddin arrived on Sunday not had chance to get photos yet

Puddin is a Dane X Corso nice friendly dog little scared but soon comes around he has a split tail at the moment so is on pain killers and antibiotics we hope this sorts it out and he does not loose the end of the tail

More details and photos will be up soon

Puddin is Gladys in disguise as a male!!!! he is soooooooooooo funny like a big puppy

cant't wait to see Pudding :)

He is funny Donna needs some lead work but the way he just stands and talks to you has me in stitches today really saw a puppy side to him

Ah bless,

Will get some tomorrow, will have people here tomorrow that might be able to keep him still enough to take a photo

A few more pictures of Puddin

Totally fallen in love with this boy. He's a big, clumsy lump of lovliness

Puddin went out for a walk with Tim today and the two of them trotted along
side by side without any problems. Puddin went into the play bow a few times
and would love to have a play but Tim wasn't interested.

He walked perfectly on the lead, stopping every now & again for a quick fuss.

He knows a few little tricks and will "bow" & give paw.

He's very handsome & loving & puppylike - a great little fella

Loving the sound of this guy, and he has a face a bit like my Bruce.

D

ah what a lovely boy!

Puddin & Diesel are becoming great pals ....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNkyUn4m-Ms&feature=g-upl&context=G2abe599AUAAAAAAAAAA

Great clip Tracy at the beggining I thought Diesel was going to take Puddin for a walk

So did I

He tried, didn't he

Puddins assessment


Dogs Name: Puddin Breed: Dane X Sex: M Age: approx 1 yr Date: 02/03/2012
SITUATION Dogs reactions
Person casually walks past dog while dog is eating (meal or special food) Puddin has no issues around food no unwanted behaviours
Person tries to pick up bowl while dog is eating (meal or special food) Same as above
Person tries to pick up food that has fallen to floor while dog is trying to reach it Puddin moved forward towards the treat he investigates but shows no unwanted behaviours
Person tries to touch or take away high value food that dog is eating or holding Puddin appears to be very respectful around food Puddin will easily give up a high value treat
Person tries to touch or take away a toy that dog is playing with Puddin has not issues of giving up a toy he finds it a bit of a game of the chase and giving it up but no issues shown
Person reaches hand towards dog Puddin can show a slight startle response no unwanted behaviours
Person reaches over dog’s head Same as above
Person tries to put on leash and/or collar Puddin shows no issues does not become excitable
Person grabs at dog’s collar or neck Puddin can show slight appeasing behaviours but no aggression
Person pulls on dog’s collar or neck Same as above
Person hugs dog around neck

Puddin shows slight appeasing behaviours but no aggression
Person pushes down on dog’s back Puddin can get a little excited ans sees this as an invitation to play
Person pushes down on dog’s rump As above
Person tries to get dog to lie down by voice command Puddin knows this command very well
Person tries to get dog to lie down by physical pushing Puddin is unwilling to go into the down slight appeasing behaviours and tries to walk away
Person tries to get dog to roll over on its back by physical manipulation Puddin can be rolled over onto his back a little uncomfortable shows slight appeasing behaviours
Person tries to groom dog’s head , torso, or legs (ie other than feet) Puddin has no issues with being groomed appears to enjoy it
Person touches dog’s feet or uses comb or scissors on dog’s feet Puddin shows no issues with his feet being touched, shows slight appeasing behaviours
Person clips or tries to clip dog’s toenails Not tested as has black nails
Person tries to bathe dog, including towelling off after bath Not tested
Person tries to open dog’s mouth Puddin allows you to open his mouth but shows appeasing behaviours
Person stares into dog’s eyes Puddin is not keen on holding and making eye contact he looks for reassurance and shows appeasing behaviours
Person shouts loudly near dog

Puddin shows no real issues of people shouting in his presence he did not think it was directed at him
Person threatens dog with object such as newspaper or with hand Puddin cowers at the sight of a raised news paper no aggression shown
Person drops an object near dog Puddin slight startled response but no unwanted behaviours
Stranger knocks on door or rings bell at dog's home Not tested at this time
Stranger enters house Not tested at this time
Stranger in house tries to pet dog Not tested at this time
Stranger approaches dog in car Puddin appears to show issues around the car
Stranger approaches dog on street
Puddin appears to have no issues
Another person touches or hugs person with dog Puddin shows no issues
Stranger shouts loudly in dog’s presence Not tested at this time
Dog walks past familiar non reactive dog Puddin appears to like most dogs, once Puddin is familiar with a dog he tries to get over to have a play
Dog walks past unfamiliar non reactive dog Puddin seems to have certain dog manners and will gage the reaction of the other dog
Dog walks past familiar reactive dog Puddin tries to go through avoidance techniques to avoid the situation
Dog walks past unfamiliar reactive dog Same as above
Puddin does bark for attention when he is in his kennels, and this can come across as aggression to some people, but this is just attention seeking behaviour. Puddin has a very soft nature and looks for reassurance, so harsh corrects need to be avoided. All these behaviours were shown at the time of this assessment conducted by Shaun Aldridge (Ruff Diamond Dog Training); however these behaviours may change in different circumstances.

What a fab boy Pudding sounds, someone is going to be very lucky

D

Puddin has gone into foster with Zoe P thank you Zoe for taking him into your home and a big thank you to Donna and Kyra for getting him to Zoe

I am sure Zoe will give us plenty of updates on our very special boy

It was a pleasure, was great to meet Puddin, what a lovely boy. Kayleigh was very taken with him too and they had a little play together.

It was good to meet Kyra and Zoe too. Looking forward to updates from Zoe

D

Good luck Puddin, miss you already
Look forward to seeing some updates soon

He's great isn't he Donna? Fab little fella xx

dolittle wrote:

Good luck Puddin, miss you already
Look forward to seeing some updates soon

He's great isn't he Donna? Fab little fella xx

He certainly is, whoever rehomes Puddin is going to be very lucky

D

He was a fantastic traveller and didn't mind only getting out for a quick pee and going back in. I was lovely to watch him playng with Kayliegh at Donnas. I hope he having lots of fun in foster care.

have fun Puds, hope you get you're forever home soon xxx

Well Pudding has only been with me a few hours but has seemed to settle ok, we have been out and he has walked very well on his lead, he will sit whilst you put it on and will wait until you have gone out the door and follow, he sat at traffic lights and was a real pleasure, he has come back and had a raw hide chew and he let me pet him and give a fuss whilst he ate it. He is now fast asleep on a bed at the side of my computer. He seems to love the children and my partner who is a very calm person. I think after a few days he will show his true personality but I dont think there will be a big difference. He needs reassurance and stability which he has not had in his short life. Hopefully someone will see what a great dog Pudding will make xx