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Carlo11

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  1. http://i1097.photobucket.com/albums/g349/Crumpton101/P1000692.jpg Much better than before and 'he' is officially a foster failure.He wont be going anywhere!Its taken time and patience but we are growing together.
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  3. Hi all, I am pleased with the way Kenya is progressing.We went for a walk in the rain today and soon got used to the idea that my umbrella was not an implement to beat him with no matter how much he gazed at it in awe.He is getting better on the leash and even wagged his tail at a man we saw on the street the other day. Every day I take him next door to spend some time with their dogs for doggy time! I still keep a fence between them but he wags his tail and seems interested inthem. All in all, progress is slow but its happening which gives me hope.
  4. Does anyone know of a reputable behaviourist that is LOCAL to Wollongong,NSW, gets results and doesnt charge like a wounded bull? Also . . .are there any local breeders of Pharaoh Hounds that can give advice etc?
  5. Thanks for all the advice.Its nice to not feel so alone.I will persist with him and keep you updated.
  6. So this isnt the first Pharoah Hound like this? I am amazed to hear that.
  7. Thanks guys . . .He came from a breeder who doesnt have such a good reputation.They were contacted but refused to answer calls or emails etc . . . He then had another owner . . .who doesnt seem to have treated him any better. There is no specific breed rescue.I have hunted and even contacted Dogs NSW. I rescued him with the assistance of another well respected animal rescuer but in hindsight,I should have joined a rescue group because they can offer more support than I can access. Where do I find a reputable behaviourist? I could ask my fellow fosterer but I have bombarded her with so many questions already so I joined here for more help and support . . . .Kenya has been a steep learning curve.In my heart, I feel that he may not be rehomeable as too much damage has been done to him mentally. I will PM Fiona Mills . . .
  8. Hello all, I am a newbie to this forum and I have just started foster caring for dogs. My first foster baby is a 2yr old male Pharoah Hound called Kenya. There has been suspected abuse in his past and as a result, he is very timid and fearful of new situations.He obviously hasnt been socialised much at all and is wary of men but warms up to them in time.He is a sweet boy who im sure will blossom in the right home. He is learning to walk on a lead and is doing ok.I tried to give him a bath yesterday but he was terrified,shivering with fear and screaming high pitched yelps.He is sensitive about having his front feet touched and will bare his teeth but no growl or bite has he given. He has been a challenge for it being my first foster dog. Im looking for advice on how to rehabilitate him,socialise him and make him the best he can be. Any advice on rehoming or fostering in general? He is on Petrescue. Thanks!
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