Teddy

**Courtesy Post! This dog is not in the care of BACDR. Please see contact information in the post for more details**<br/><br/>Teddy is a sweet, 3 year old lover boy! He weighs about 50lbs and is a cattle dog/doberman mix with maybe some large wire-hair terrier in there. He is a true velcro dog that just loves being with his humans. He does well with my 8yo kid and has met younger kids with success, but he does jump when excited so babies and toddlers might not be the best pairing. He enjoys a good romp with younger, playful dogs. My parent's dog is a 6yo couch potato and gets overwhelmed by his energy and eagerness to play, but he's had tons of fun chasing and being chased by younger dogs. He is a foster I took on to help a friend of a friend, but my cats (who have been raised by senior dogs) are also overwhelmed by him and scared when he chases or barks. It is unfair to them that they can't feel safe coming up from the basement to be with their humans, with whom they are very attached. Teddy loves to play, takes to training super well, is very food motivated, and also loves a good couch cuddle. He is such a well rounded dog, I am bummed my cats don't agree. He is learning not to pull on a leash, but I think he'd be really happy being able to run around a large property or yard. He has great recall and has never run away from me, but has a very high prey drive and I don't doubt he would chase a squirrel across the globe! He gets overstimulated by busy city streets and parks, so we tend to keep it lowkey on quieter roads or trail walks when we go out. With exposure therapy and training, I know he could overcome this. He was previously under the care of a vet in Cleveland, of which I have copies of vaccination records. I currently have possession of him in Columbus, OH. Feel free to email Dcraw4d@gmail.com for more info. I'd be happy to chat with you about this handsome feller!

**Courtesy Post! This dog is not in the care of BACDR. Please see contact information in the post for more details**

Teddy is a sweet, 3 year old lover boy! He weighs about 50lbs and is a cattle dog/doberman mix with maybe some large wire-hair terrier in there. He is a true velcro dog that just loves being with his humans. He does well with my 8yo kid and has met younger kids with success, but he does jump when excited so babies and toddlers might not be the best pairing. He enjoys a good romp with younger, playful dogs. My parent's dog is a 6yo couch potato and gets overwhelmed by his energy and eagerness to play, but he's had tons of fun chasing and being chased by younger dogs. He is a foster I took on to help a friend of a friend, but my cats (who have been raised by senior dogs) are also overwhelmed by him and scared when he chases or barks. It is unfair to them that they can't feel safe coming up from the basement to be with their humans, with whom they are very attached. Teddy loves to play, takes to training

**Courtesy Post! This dog is not in the care of BACDR. Please see contact information in the post for more details**

Teddy is a sweet, 3 year old lover boy! He weighs about 50lbs and is a cattle dog/doberman mix with maybe some large wire-hair terrier in there. He is a true velcro dog that just loves being with his humans. He does well with my 8yo kid and has met younger kids with success, but he does jump when excited so babies and toddlers might not be the best pairing. He enjoys a good romp with younger, playful dogs. My parent's dog is a 6yo couch potato and gets overwhelmed by his energy and eagerness to play, but he's had tons of fun chasing and being chased by younger dogs. He is a foster I took on to help a friend of a friend, but my cats (who have been raised by senior dogs) are also overwhelmed by him and scared when he chases or barks. It is unfair to them that they can't feel safe coming up from the basement to be with their humans, with whom they are very attached. Teddy loves to play, takes to training super well, is very food motivated, and also loves a good couch cuddle. He is such a well rounded dog, I am bummed my cats don't agree. He is learning not to pull on a leash, but I think he'd be really happy being able to run around a large property or yard. He has great recall and has never run away from me, but has a very high prey drive and I don't doubt he would chase a squirrel across the gl