- He is smart and learns quickly.
- He loves to cuddle.
- He is good with other dogs and loves to play.
- He is housetrained and crate trained.
As much as it pains us to admit it, Beckett does have a few flaws:
He is really crazy about food and can be a bit possessive of food and things associated with food (yes, believe it - like the dishwasher)
He doesn't like strangers, especially men poking him (ok, who does?)
He thinks cats are appetizers (sure, not everyone thinks this is a bad thing but we do)
He occasionally mistakes a small yappy dog for a cat (see above)
With the right attitude, a little work and help from a professional trainer, Beckett can be helped to overcome his possessive guarding ways. The problem is that he can't start working with a trainer (provided by Homeward Trails) until he is placed in a foster home. Will you help this doggy diamond in the rough shine so he can find his forever home?
