Glady's - Dane X RESERVED

This is Glady's who joined the LBDR today, Glady's

Lovin the name Gladys

good looking girl

welcome Gladys, be up tuesday to meet you

ah lovely girl - look forward to meeting you tomorrow!

Welcome Glady's.

She is a gorgeous looking girl!

She has been a good girl today, not a good day to get photos though with this awful weather

She is in a crate next to our Teddy Bear and has been good when he went up to her crate to say hello, when she has been out she has gone up to him and all been good so far, she acts like a big puppy and seems to be all legs at the moment she has a few scars on her that looks like have been caused by either a rope or barbed wire, she is not concerned if you touch them

She is clean in her crate and when a small child went near it she did not show any bad ways at all

She will be spayed on Monday and start her vaccinations and hopefully if she is feeling upto it will be assessed by Shaun on Wednesday

Glad she settled ok, sounds like a lovely girl, hope it all goes well with the op on Monday!

Just added some photos to the first post, what a pretty girl

she looks lovely
how old is she, and what's her story?

xx

Do not have any history on her as she was picked up as a stray but think she is about a year old, she act very much like a puppy in lots of ways, she is off to be spayed tomorrow so will ask the vet to have a good look at her teeth to see if we can work out her age

She has a couple of scars on her that look like they were caused by either rope or barbed wire

She needs more lead work but is picking things up well, she has been out for walks with the other dogs and seems fine with them

She will have a full behaviour assessment done on Wednesday

I think she`s got an Adronicus look about her Sharon.....what do you think ?
http://www.gentlegiantsrescue.com/adronicus_mastiffs.htm

Take a look at the black one called Argo.

I can see what you mean Gaynor she looks like one, but I do not see how she could be one as there to my knowledge are no UK breeders and they are extreamly expensive why would one be out straying

I don`t think she is one.... but she just has the look of one.She is a certainly a stunner bless her.

Now spayed 1st vacs done sound asleep in her crate

Aww bless her,she is such a sweetie





Sandy x

Glad to hear op went well for her, She is a stocky girl ... looks dane x lab? ....Glad for Glad' ~

for Gladys

xxx

i want her x

Isn`t she a beauty Emma I bet Rocky would love her too.

Dogs Name: Gladys Breed: Great Dane X Sex: F Age: 12-18 mths Date: 18/11/2011
SITUATION Dogs reactions
Person casually walks past dog while dog is eating (meal or special food) Gladys shows no reactions
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 Gladys moves forwards towards the food but once it is covered with a hand she leaves it alone
Person tries to touch or take away high value food that dog is eating or holding Gladys appears to have no issues around food and easily allows you to take it away
Person tries to touch or take away a toy that dog is playing with Gladys easily allows you to take a toy from her
Person reaches hand towards dog Gladys is very calm and shows neither appeasing or aggressive behaviour
Person reaches over dog’s head Same as above
Person tries to put on leash and/or collar Gladys remains calm and easily allows her collar and lead to be put on
Person grabs at dog’s collar or neck Gladys is happy with this and again show no sign of appeasing or aggressive behaviour
Person pulls on dog’s collar or neck Same as above
Person hugs dog around neck

Gladys just stands there and doesn’t show any unwanted behaviours
Person pushes down on dog’s back Gladys pushes back against the hand but is comfortable in this situation
Person pushes down on dog’s rump Gladys goes into a sit without showing any appeasing or aggressive behaviour
Person tries to get dog to lie down by voice command Gladys appears to not have been taught this command
Person tries to get dog to lie down by physical pushing Gladys resist going into a down but does not show any appeasing or aggressive tendancies
Person tries to get dog to roll over on its back by physical manipulation Gladys struggles and tries not to rolled over but at no time displays and signs or stress or aggression
Person tries to groom dog’s head , torso, or legs (ie other than feet) Gladys is comfortable with being groomed
Person touches dog’s feet or uses comb or scissors on dog’s feet Gladys has no problems with her feet being touched
Person clips or tries to clip dog’s toenails Not tested
Person tries to bathe dog, including towelling off after bath Gladys was bathed by professional groomer and they reported not issues and sais she enjoyed being bathed. The only things she
Was fearful towards was the hair dryer but did not show any aggression
Person tries to open dog’s mouth Gladys easily allows you to open her mouth without any signs of aggression or appeasing behaviours
Person stares into dog’s eyes Gladys holds eye contact for a few seconds but the blinks and looks away
Person shouts loudly near dog

Gladys showed no reaction to this
Person threatens dog with object such as newspaper or with hand No reactions at all
Person drops an object near dog Gladys was a little startled when the object first hit the floor but straight away she went over to investigate the object
Stranger knocks on door or rings bell at dog's home Gladys can sometimes bark but his is a learnt behaviour for another dog
Stranger enters house Gladys is happy with any person coming in and will go over to see them for attention
Stranger in house tries to pet dog Gladys is happy with any attention
Stranger approaches dog in car Not tested
Stranger approaches dog on street
No issues at all towards strangers in the street
Another person touches or hugs person with dog No issues
Stranger shouts loudly in dog’s presence Gladys shows no reactions
Dog walks past familiar non reactive dog Gladys will ignore the other dog
Dog walks past unfamiliar non reactive dog Same as above
Dog walks past familiar reactive dog Gladys will try to take herself away from a reactive dog
Dog walks past unfamiliar reactive dog Same as above
Gladys shows a lot of puppy behaviour and can sometimes start bouncing around and can jump up at people. 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.

Good girl Gladys

girl gladys x

I hope all goes well with her op and hope this lovely girl finds a new forever home before Christmas x