Griffin has been with the Family for almost a month. He is sooo mellow, such a lap dog and a major cuddler, yet more often than not thinks he is a golden retriever. He chases the big dogs, pulls on Cassie's tail and wrestles with them as if he was 90lbs, not 10lbs.
He won't go any where with out Cassie and even Bogey is beginning to come around and tolerate him) :)
Since we rescued him at 4 months old, its been a little challenging trying to train him. Some days he totally gets it and will go outside or on the pads, other days he forgets everything, but we have hope.
I am worried that if & when I move out, he's not going to want to come with me. He is so attached to the big dogs and Mom is so attached to him.
Below are a few recent pics.
He won't go any where with out Cassie and even Bogey is beginning to come around and tolerate him) :)
Since we rescued him at 4 months old, its been a little challenging trying to train him. Some days he totally gets it and will go outside or on the pads, other days he forgets everything, but we have hope.
I am worried that if & when I move out, he's not going to want to come with me. He is so attached to the big dogs and Mom is so attached to him.
Below are a few recent pics.
Me and my Baby!
Auntie Mai
Auntie Mallory
Auntie Jessica
So this one day, Griffin went Missing and I found him inside my box spring.
Typical Male, fast asleep on the recliner
Cuddling in bed
Bogey and Griff
Big, Medium and Small
I am constantly calling him "Farley" (my brothers dog) because Farley sleeps on his back, Farley would wrestle with Cassie, and Farley empties out all the toys in the toy box multiple times a day. SO DOES GRIFFIN. (This is Proof)
Napping with Cassie
All tuckered out
The Otter makes a nice Pillow
