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Olde Victorian Bulldogge
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"Kaos, the Olde Victorian
Bulldogge at 2 months old. At 5 months old, he is trained, is very
loving, smart, sociable towards people and children (he especially
adores children). He loves other dogs and plays well with them. Kaos
and my daughter Tiana just love each other greatly. Tiana takes part
in his training and learns to command and respect him as Kaos does
her. They play slides and tunnel at the park and on occasion tag
with each other. Kaos for some reason just loves the slides. My
daughter returned back to school he was so bummed out and pined for
her return, he would just sit by the door and mope he would not take
his eyes away from the door. When she returned Tiana would greet him
with glee and he would wag his stubby like nuts!"
"At first Kaos was stubborn
and defiant and a bit aggressive but with a lot of time, patience,
perseverance in his training he is calm and active and playful and
listens to his commands. I do have to keep on top of him when it
comes to his commands but he is fantastic for them! Kaos really
doesn't have any bad habits that we haven't curbed from his
behaviour. He has an interesting quirk if we walk him off leash and
a family member is not within his sight he automatically stops and
turns his head to wait for that member. He refuses to go anywhere
until that member is there (unless I command him to go). Same goes
for the door when he needs to go outside, he waits for the dominant
member, because they always go first and him last. Even on the
stairs when he returns inside, he waits for you to go first then
him. He will not move until we tell him so if a member is still
waiting to come down. He understands when he is being bad by my tone
and one look at him in the eyes. I do not have to yell at him, I am
calm and I never back down to Kaos. He is sort of like my kid, when
she is bad she is sent to her room with one command. Kaos is the
same way, he gets a reprimand and a command to go to his room and he
goes to his crate for a time-out and lies down without me having to
do anything else. After the crate time-out he is well behaved and
listens quite well. Kaos knows the difference in his crate when he
is bad and when he is good, I made sure of it and he will walk into
his crate anytime he wants to and he does. At bedtime he just
automatically goes there with no problems. (I keep the door open for
him all day long)! He has been a joy to own and we all love him very
much. I cannot wait until he fully matures to see him in the full
aspect of this wonderful breed."
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Tucker, the
Olde Victorian Bulldogge
Tucker, the
Olde Victorian Bulldogge getting a BIG HUG!
Tucker, the
Olde Victorian Bulldogge
Tucker, the
Olde Victorian Bulldogge
Tucker, the
Olde Victorian Bulldogge
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