Cheddar

Meet Cheddar! <br/><br/>He is super sweet, wants to be right next to you all the time. He will literally drop to the floor and roll over directly in front of you so you'll pet him. He's a happy boy and wags his little stub tail a mile a minute as soon as he sees his person. He walks well on a leash with a harness or collar, is ok with being crated, uses a puppy pad and also knows how to use a doggie door. He's gentle, and even though getting a treat excites him, he will always take the treat gently. He's not much of a barker, only around breakfast and dinner does he voice his excitement. <br/><br/>His back will always be in danger of re-injury, so no going down stairs or jumping off furniture. He can still occasionally be a tiny bit wobbly in the backend but it's rarely noticeable. <br/><br/>He knows simple commands- "come here, go in, leave it, go outside to potty". He also knows "no". I did not teach sit or lay down as it didn't seem necessary.

Meet Cheddar!

He is super sweet, wants to be right next to you all the time. He will literally drop to the floor and roll over directly in front of you so you'll pet him. He's a happy boy and wags his little stub tail a mile a minute as soon as he sees his person. He walks well on a leash with a harness or collar, is ok with being crated, uses a puppy pad and also knows how to use a doggie door. He's gentle, and even though getting a treat excites him, he will always take the treat gently. He's not much of a barker, only around breakfast and dinner does he voice his excitement.

His back will always be in danger of re-injury, so no going down stairs or jumping off furniture. He can still occasionally be a tiny bit wobbly in the backend but it's rarely noticeable.

He knows simple commands- "come here, go in, leave it, go outside to potty". He also knows "no". I did not teach sit or lay down as it didn't seem necessary.

Meet Cheddar!

He is super sweet, wants to be right next to you all the time. He will literally drop to the floor and roll over directly in front of you so you'll pet him. He's a happy boy and wags his little stub tail a mile a minute as soon as he sees his person. He walks well on a leash with a harness or collar, is ok with being crated, uses a puppy pad and also knows how to use a doggie door. He's gentle, and even though getting a treat excites him, he will always take the treat gently. He's not much of a barker, only around breakfast and dinner does he voice his excitement.

His back will always be in danger of re-injury, so no going down stairs or jumping off furniture. He can still occasionally be a tiny bit wobbly in the backend but it's rarely noticeable.

He knows simple commands- "come here, go in, leave it, go outside to potty". He also knows "no". I did not teach sit or lay down as it didn't seem necessary.