





Teddy Bear
- Senior
- Male
- Extra Large
About Teddy Bear
Lincoln, NE
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Teddy Bear's Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
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Teddy Bear's Story
Bear is a very sweet, goofy and energetic boy. <br/><br/>Bear loves affection and pets from humans. Bear does warm up slowly to people – never aggressive – but aloof initially. Once he gets yummy treats from you, he will quickly seek you out for more treats and affection – no lap is safe! He will jump up on you when you have treats in your hand and then try to steal them. <br/><br/>Bear, from my understanding, does have some resource and barrier aggression that will need special attention but manageable. Bear exhibits barrier reactivity when he is behind a barrier – this could be a kennel/crate or in the car. He is very excited to get out of his crate and when that barrier is between you and him, he barks and gets quickly excited. As soon as the door is opened, he is running out the door looking for affection and/or treats. He doesn’t react to other dogs in a crate/kennel when he gets out – it seems to happen only when he is behind the gate. He will need some special care when opening the house doors as he does like to jet out. <br/><br/>He loves to go in the car. He normally runs to the car and stands there waiting for his car ride. Bear also loves the water – he will jump right in the lake and cool himself off. <br/><br/>He lived with another large breed dog and got along the majority of the time. Sometimes they would get into fights due to resource guarding. He does well with other dogs outside of the RG situation <br/><br/>Bear was sent to a training facility as a puppy and learned a lot of different commands. Bear's owner did not do a lot of upkeep with those commands, but I believe Bear could very easily jump back into those good behaviors with the right kind of time and training put into him. Bear is VERY eager to please and knows a lot of cues. Teach him something, and he will remember it forever.
Bear is a very sweet, goofy and energetic boy.
Bear loves affection and pets from humans. Bear does warm up slowly to people – never aggressive – but aloof initially. Once he gets yummy treats from you, he will quickly seek you out for more treats and affection – no lap is safe! He will jump up on you when you have treats in your hand and then try to steal them.
Bear, from my understanding, does have some resource and barrier aggression that will need special attention but manageable. Bear exhibits barrier reactivity when he is behind a barrier – this could be a kennel/crate or in the car. He is very excited to get out of his crate and when that barrier is between you and him, he barks and gets quickly excited. As soon as the door is opened, he is running out the door looking for affection and/or treats. He doesn’t react to other dogs in a crate/kennel when he gets out – it seems to happen only when he is behind the gate. He will need some special care when opening the house doors as he does like to je
Bear is a very sweet, goofy and energetic boy.
Bear loves affection and pets from humans. Bear does warm up slowly to people – never aggressive – but aloof initially. Once he gets yummy treats from you, he will quickly seek you out for more treats and affection – no lap is safe! He will jump up on you when you have treats in your hand and then try to steal them.
Bear, from my understanding, does have some resource and barrier aggression that will need special attention but manageable. Bear exhibits barrier reactivity when he is behind a barrier – this could be a kennel/crate or in the car. He is very excited to get out of his crate and when that barrier is between you and him, he barks and gets quickly excited. As soon as the door is opened, he is running out the door looking for affection and/or treats. He doesn’t react to other dogs in a crate/kennel when he gets out – it seems to happen only when he is behind the gate. He will need some special care when opening the house doors as he does like to jet out.
He loves to go in the car. He normally runs to the car and stands there waiting for his car ride. Bear also loves the water – he will jump right in the lake and cool himself off.
He lived with another large breed dog and got along the majority of the time. Sometimes they would get into fights due to resource guarding. He does well with other dogs outside of the RG si
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Teddy Bear is from MidAmerica Rottweiler Rescue
[Lincoln, NE]
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