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We have Olly three days now and he’s a perfect house guest. He fits right in and is a friendly little fella as real dote. He loves children and wants to play with Lilly all the time. Olly is only 15 months and
is house trained.Lilly, is our last foster with DID and we had to adopt her, she didn’t have much time for other dogs apart from the one we already had. Olly has changed all that as she won’t stop kissing the face off him.
The first night I usually sleep with all my fosters until the settle in (bad habit I know) but there was no need with Olly as he settled straight in.
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(He also reminds me of a Westie we had when I was growing up).What’s his experience living with children? Mine are 6, 9 and 14.
And (sorry if this is an odd question) but does he travel ok in the car? We love to get out walking at the weekends and it would be awful to have to leave a dog at home because hated the car or got travel sick?
And last question, given he loves Lilly so much, d’you think he’d be happy as an only dog?
Thanks
Olly loves children he is in foster with three children, aged 16, 13 and 11. He is a friendly little chap and is very placid.
I haven’t travelled long distance with him but is very well behaved in the car. He had to travel about 31 km to get to me and he was fine.
We have Olly over two weeks now and he is an absolute dote, so well behaved and is getting better on the lead now.
Olly would suit any family with or without another dog, he loves children but I am still his favourite
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(He also reminds me of a Westie we had when I was growing up).
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