Jack Jack

Jack Jack is an energetic, active, and lively young dog. At 3 years old, he still has the spirit of a puppy! Intelligent, curious, and eager to learn, he loves interacting with his environment and having fun. He particularly enjoys chewing on his toys—so it's best to give him sturdy ones to prevent him from choosing something else! He is a pro at chasing balls and sticks, so if you offer him those instead, he will be very happy.<br/>Jack Jack still needs to learn to manage his excitement and remain polite in his interactions. When he is very energetic, he may jump or nip, but he responds well to a consistent and kind approach. He is highly motivated by food rewards and quickly gains confidence when he feels he is being well supervised. Although gentle by nature, he may need a little time to get used to new people—a few treats and patience will work wonders!<br/>Jack Jack walks well on a leash, but he doesn't like to be surprised by strangers who approach too quickly. Walks in quiet areas are therefore ideal, especially at first. We have also started muzzle training to help him better manage certain situations and feel more comfortable in his environment.<br/>Jack Jack is house-trained, accepts his crate well, and can be left home alone without any problems when he is in it. He LOVES other dogs and enjoys playing enthusiastically—sometimes a little too much! His future canine companion will therefore need to be comfortable with an energetic play style and have a high tolerance.<br/>Jack Jack needs a family that can offer him stability, guidance, and clear boundaries to help him succeed. A patient, consistent family that is committed to his training will enable him to continue to progress and become the best companion possible.<br/><br/><br/>Jack Jack est un jeune chien énergique, actif et plein de vie. Âgé de 3 ans, il garde encore l’esprit d’un chiot! Intelligent, curieux et désireux d’apprendre, il adore interagir avec son environnement et se divertir. Il aime particulièrement mâcher ses jouets — mieux vaut donc lui en offrir de solides pour éviter qu’il ne choisisse autre chose! C'est un pro de la chasse aux balles et aux bâtons, alors si vous lui en offrez à la place, il sera très heureux.<br/>Jack Jack doit encore apprendre à gérer son excitation et à rester poli dans ses interactions. Lorsqu’il est très énergique, il peut sauter ou mordiller, mais il répond bien à une approche cohérente et bienveillante. Il est très motivé par les récompenses alimentaires et gagne rapidement en confiance lorsqu’il sent qu’il est bien encadré. Bien que doux de nature, il peut avoir besoin d’un peu de temps pour s’habituer à de nouvelles personnes — quelques friandises et de la patience feront des merveilles!<br/>Jack Jack marche bien en laisse, mais il n’aime pas être surpris par des inconnus qui s’approchent trop vite. Les promenades dans des endroits calmes sont donc idéales, surtout au début. Nous avons également commencé l’entraînement à la muselière afin de l’aider à mieux gérer certaines situations et à se sentir plus à l’aise dans son environnement.<br/>Jack Jack est propre, accepte bien sa cage et peut rester seul à la maison sans problème lorsqu’il est dans celle-ci. Il ADORE les autres chiens et aime jouer avec enthousiasme — parfois un peu trop! Son futur compagnon canin devra donc être à l’aise avec un style de jeu énergique et avoir une bonne tolérance.<br/>Jack Jack a besoin d’une famille qui saura lui offrir stabilité, encadrement et limites claires, afin de le guider vers le succès. Une famille patiente, cohérente et investie dans son éducation lui permettra de continuer à progresser et de devenir le meilleur compagnon possible.

Jack Jack is an energetic, active, and lively young dog. At 3 years old, he still has the spirit of a puppy! Intelligent, curious, and eager to learn, he loves interacting with his environment and having fun. He particularly enjoys chewing on his toys—so it's best to give him sturdy ones to prevent him from choosing something else! He is a pro at chasing balls and sticks, so if you offer him those instead, he will be very happy.
Jack Jack still needs to learn to manage his excitement and remain polite in his interactions. When he is very energetic, he may jump or nip, but he responds well to a consistent and kind approach. He is highly motivated by food rewards and quickly gains confidence when he feels he is being well supervised. Although gentle by nature, he may need a little time to get used to new people—a few treats and patience will work wonders!
Jack Jack walks well on a leash, but he doesn't like to be surprised by strangers who approach too quickly. Walks in quiet areas are therefore ideal, especially at fi

Jack Jack is an energetic, active, and lively young dog. At 3 years old, he still has the spirit of a puppy! Intelligent, curious, and eager to learn, he loves interacting with his environment and having fun. He particularly enjoys chewing on his toys—so it's best to give him sturdy ones to prevent him from choosing something else! He is a pro at chasing balls and sticks, so if you offer him those instead, he will be very happy.
Jack Jack still needs to learn to manage his excitement and remain polite in his interactions. When he is very energetic, he may jump or nip, but he responds well to a consistent and kind approach. He is highly motivated by food rewards and quickly gains confidence when he feels he is being well supervised. Although gentle by nature, he may need a little time to get used to new people—a few treats and patience will work wonders!
Jack Jack walks well on a leash, but he doesn't like to be surprised by strangers who approach too quickly. Walks in quiet areas are therefore ideal, especially at first. We have also started muzzle training to help him better manage certain situations and feel more comfortable in his environment.
Jack Jack is house-trained, accepts his crate well, and can be left home alone without any problems when he is in it. He LOVES other dogs and enjoys playing enthusiastically—sometimes a little too much! His future canine companion will therefore need to be comfo