Cameron

Cameron would have to be the quickest learner I have ever had. He worked out the dog door in 2 seconds flat. Guaranteed he had never seen one before, but followed my old girl through and now loves it. Needless to say, I have to close it now. He can sit, is fast learning ah ah, stay, and leave it. He is already toilet trained and talks to me if he has to go outside during the night.
He is crate trained, even though he hates it, and know that is where he has to sleep. Cant trust sharp puppy teeth on the furniture while I am sound asleep.

He has been with a large male bull arab, and just wanted to play all of the time. Now he is with my two grumpy old ladies who are extremely intolerant. He would be best suited to go with a submissive dog, as he doesn't like to back down. Not surprising given that he was half of his bodyweight when he arrived in care. He has been hand fed for the past two weeks and has now realised that it is okay to be in the same area as other dogs while he is eating, and they wont steal his food.
He is not a barker, unless someone comes to the door, then he gives warning.

He is a sook when left alone, is very vocal, and then settles down.

He had absolutely no interest in the cats he met. He is however, very fixated on birds.

He loves a tennis ball, but hasn't quite learned how to give it back.

Cameron would be best suited to older children even though he is fast learning not to jump up. He is a really wonderful and unusual looking boy who needs his own family to bond with.

Because he came from a remote community, he needs to be exposed to as much city life as possible. He has never seen so many people, cars and dogs, and is intimidated by it all.

He will need to go to puppy school and have continued training and socialisation. He will grow in to a big strong boy who will need an owner prepared to be his boss and master.

He is currently in care in Diamond Creek.