I adopted my dog when he was 11-month old. Now he is almost a year old and when I let him free, he still doesn’t come when I call him. Most of the times I lose sight of him. He’ll get back when he gets bored with whatever he’d been doing. Even then, he won’t stop close enough to put the lease on him.
Before I adopted him he was living in a cage and would get out twice per day for a ten- minute walk. Yet, he’s a very calm dog and tender to people and other dogs.
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I adopted my dog when he was 11-month old. Now he is almost a year old and when I let him free, he still doesn’t come when I call him. Most of the times I lose sight of him. He’ll get back when he gets bored with whatever he’d been doing. Even then, he won’t stop close enough to put the lease on him.
Before I adopted him he was living in a cage and would get out twice per day for a ten- minute walk. Yet, he’s a very calm dog and tender to people and other dogs.