This advert is located in and around Purley, Surrey
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Advert Description
Have had since a pup. He is nearly 2 and is a loving dog but needs love all the time. Due to having a very rubbish year I am no longer able to look after our Bear. he is a beautiful Dog who needs an owner with him who will be able to nurture his needs as I am not able to. I had paid training for him where he stayed for 2weeks and came back ok but then quickly fell back into his old ways so the new trainer will need to be persistent in this area- I am unable to continue or cope. Have one teenage son who Bear adores but it’s like having two teens and Bear can be quite overwhelming at times. Bear is not neutered. He can escape if he hears a fox. - one in particular had grown up with him so literally the fox and Hound! Bear had an accident when he was a pup - no one knew but as he got older you could see his back leg wasn’t strong. This does not detract from him running away! He was seen at vets but nothing major was detected. I have had him since he was a baby at 5 weeks old. The sellers said he was ready from mum and was 8weeks old. Not true I have added a baby picture of him too. My area is hilly and he lives walks. He loves a car ride and loves the squeaky chicken and giggle ball. He was placed in a crate after being recommended from training but then started to escape this at home. He knows the Ring Doorbell and will alert. He eats well but will go for socks and items of clothing. It’s quite scary what he will eat. He stole a packet of my paracetamols just for attention. He can signal for the toilet - I have keys on the door and he knocks these so they jingle. Bear is intelligent. It is going to be sad to let him go I have really tried with him but with my mental health and all that has happened since Jan 2023 I am admitting defeat with this one and I’m unable to cope.
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