Date into Rescue:10/7/2024 Reason for being in rescue: Breeder release, Pups that did not sell. Foster location: In Foster in Wilmington, NC Special Needs? Blaze is neutered, up to date on vaccines and heartworm negative. Weight: 51 lbs Height: 24 in Spayed/Neutered: Yes Adoption Fee: $699 Fence needed? Yes, Blaze …
Date into Rescue:10/7/2024
Reason for being in rescue: Breeder release, Pups that did not sell.
Foster location: In Foster in Wilmington, NC
Special Needs? Blaze is neutered, up to date on vaccines and heartworm negative.
Weight: 51 lbs
Height: 24 in
Spayed/Neutered: Yes
Adoption Fee: $699
Fence needed? Yes, Blaze requires a physically fenced yard with fencing 4 feet or taller.
What kind of home would be best for me? H
andsome Blaze is a young dog that is very light on life experiences. He needs a special home where his human will be his constant companion and teacher. His ideal adopter will have an abundance of patience, love, understanding, compassion, forgiveness, calmness, and empathy. It's essential that Blaze's family has experience with shy or special-needs dogs, as he requires gentle guidance to build his confidence.
Currently, Blaze is fearful of many things and will need time and encouragement to feel secure. He's not yet comfortable approaching people for pets or treats, so his new family should be skilled in helping timid dogs blossom. A confident dog in the household is required, as it can help Blaze learn how to navigate the world and understand what it means to be a beloved pet.
Given his anxious nature, Blaze would thrive in a home without children, where sudden noises and movements won't startle him. Ideally, his adopter would be a single person or a couple dedicated to helping him grow through compassionate teaching. His adopter MUST be experienced in working with developing dogs from a mistrustful, skittish, and fearful dog into a well-trained pet.
What is my personality like?
Meet big Blaze, a shy and timid guy who came to us as a breeder release and is just beginning to discover what it means to be a dog. Blaze has only known life in a breeding environment. He has a long road ahead in terms of social adjustment and learning to embrace life as a beloved pet. Blaze is reserved, timid, and shy when interacting with both animals and people. Everything is new and can be a bit scary for him. Here at CPR, Blaze is starting to learn about love, companionship, and the joys of being a dog.
Blaze is living in a foster home and making such good progress. He walks well on a leash. He is social at puppy play groups. He takes treats gently and more confidently every day. Blaze has a deep desire for love and affection, but his fear holds him back. With patience and kindness, you can help him feel safe enough to take that leap. If you're an experienced dog owner ready to guide Blaze on his journey to becoming the loving companion he's meant to be, please consider opening your heart and home to him. Adopting Blaze means transforming his life and helping him write his redemption story.
How do I act when I first meet new people? When meeting new people, Blaze typically retreats. He has a gentle soul and it's obvious he dearly wants to trust people.
Although he may seem distant, his longing for connection is clear. With time and trust, Blaze has the potential to become the sweetest, most loving dog you could ever imagine.
Other tips and tidbits: Blaze was born on or around 3/1/2024.
House trained? Dogs can be house trained if they are in the right environment and are allowed to follow a schedule if a physical reason doesn't keep them from being trained. A dog house trained in my home may not be in yours. We will help you teach your new dog this necessary skill and based on your schedule.
