Originally Posted by MonicanHonda
I like my friend's approach, which may be like others here. I didn't have time to read.Her blog is currently talking about a foster she brought in. Her one dog used to be severely dog aggressive, but through dedication and lots of training and counter conditioning. You would never know. You'll see quite a few pictures of them and the spots on her blog.
http://successjustclicks.wordpress.com/These are both great, thank you both
By the way, I've been asking these questions because we're doing an adoption trial run for a dog next weekend... I don't want to disclose any details yet because I don't want to get my hopes up, but Lily met the dog on Saturday at a pet store and she was a little nervous because he is pretty exuberant, but if he calms down in a home environment (which according to his owner, he does). Anyway, he's staying with us for a weekend to see how the cats react and how Lily reacts in our home environment. I really hope he suits our lifestyle, but we'll see. If things go well, I'll post more about it after next weekend.
Oh, and he's a rescue that was abandoned, a really nice family found him wandering their street, he was nothing but skin and bones and he was living off of garden mulch. Now, he is neutered, up to date on his shots, and a beautiful one year old boy. I found him on Petfinder.
Anyway, more details (including his name, what he is, and how the weekend went) to come in a week!
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