- Leash walking continues to be a challenge and with 89 pounds behind him he can pull hard. We try to stay away from distractions and especially other dogs.
- When Carl is busy sniffing and exploring, he will often ignore your commands so a fenced in yard is a must.
- This independent, stubborn golden loves attention and to be petted, though he is not cuddly.
- He stays off of furniture but loves to go on beds.
- Carl rides well in the car.
- He takes treats gently unless he is excited and responds to treats unless his attention is elsewhere.
- He will run out an open door because he is excited but does not mind being alone in the house up to 6-7 hours.
- He is reactive to dogs he meets on leash but at the kennel he walks past barking dogs without acknowledging them.
- He can be very vocal and will bark at strangers but then settles down.
- Carl enjoys teen boys and playing with them but would probably knock over a younger child.
- He eats his food quickly and would benefit from a puzzle bowl.
- He can be protective of high value items.
- This is a smart golden aware of his surroundings who can be described as a big goof ball who reminds you of an old man with lots of energy.
- He will follow you around the house all the time.
- Carl is looking for a home with a fenced in yard and someone who will give him the attention he deserves.
- Carl will do well in a home without any other dogs, young children or cats.
Check out Carl‘s updates at: https://grrow.org/dogs/carl21-027
Carl came from the humane society and experiences some resource guarding and definite dog to dog aggression. In a home without any dogs, children or cats he is doing well. He would benefit from a fenced in yard but does need a little more exercise as he has some weight take off. He is good with a
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