
Please spread the word. Looking for a new home! Moose is an incredibly sweet and loyal friend. He's very energetic and very trainable, he loves to make his handler happy. Moose thrives with a very small, tight-knit family unit. However, with the right introduction in a neutral environment, he is able to make new friends with other dogs and people and build new trust. If you want/need a furry friend to watch over and protect your home, he is perfect for this. One of his biggest drives is to protect. He is protective over his family and his home. Even while relaxing with you, he'll lay with his head toward the door or window to see what's happening around the house. Home is often where he is not as good with new people or new animals and requires special attention to introduce to anyone new near his home. In terms of training, Moose has very good door etiquette and is proficient with several commands: 'down' (meaning *lay*), 'sit', 'shake', 'place', 'wait', 'come', 'drop it', 'fetch', 'bring it', 'drop it', 'let me have it' (meaning *place toy in your hand*). So why does Moose need a new home? These days, Moose spends much of his day in a kennel or crate. Several major changes have taken place in his household over the last year and his parents have constantly had their attention divided to deal with new stressors. Moose is high-drive and all this change and split-attention at home culminated one bad reactive episode with someone. Though it was not severe, it was concerning for his parents. Now his mom and dad are worried about their ability to give him the training and time he deserves to help him improve. If you have questions, please feel free to reach out. Please see this post and photos of Moose on the Middle TN Dog Restorers, Off Leash K9 Training Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/share/1Bc2onZv4P/?mibextid=wwXIfr

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