Guiness

Guiness is a charming boy who simply needs time, structure, and reassurance to truly shine. He came to us after his owner sadly passed away. He was initially cared for by a family member, but due to circumstances beyond their control, they were no longer able to care for him.When Guiness first arrived, we were informed that he had shown some behavioural issues in the past, although we were told these were no longer present in the home. At that time, he did not display any concerning behaviours while in our care.Guiness was adopted briefly, but unfortunately returned when these behaviours began to surface. He showed signs of separation anxiety when left alone, distress around his food bowl, and anxiety when people moved through doorways or left the room he was in. On a few occasions, this fear based stress resulted in him nipping at the backs of legs. These behaviours are not driven by aggression or anger, but from fear and insecurity. With bonding, structure, and clear guidance, Guines...