I would make sure that your Beag is housebroken first off to get things started on the right foot. The best way to do this is crate training , and , follow this with basic command training using NILF Training method. I would also start your Beag on a good quality kibble from feed store or TSC and stay away from Walmart and groc store stuff. Don't buy a big bag until you find a kibble that your dog likes and does well on without any upsets. Get Vet and shot history if possible. Flea prevention of choice. IF more info is needed post back.
He is house and crate trained. So that shouldn't be an issue. He has been with a foster for the past few months while undergoing he treatment. Sounds like a sweet dog. 2 yrs old. Can't wait to meet him on Saturday. His name is cooper.
Sounds like you have a great new best friend on the way. You and your family will enjoy bonding and quality time spent together this winter. I wish you the very best , and , If we can help in any way please post back.
One tip, even though he is house trained at his foster home, don't assume he will be 100% in your home. Take him out quite often at first and try and get his schedule down. Sometimes they wander and sniff when nervous and will mark areas.
Funny you should say that, because he has had quite a few accidents. I think he is getting better though. He also likes to steal things to chew and has been digging holes in the yard! Still love him though and I think he is learning
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