Murphy had a good swap week. He is very treat motivated. He knows his basic commands and does them with excitement. He does great in his kennel. He is a wonderful, fun loving pup.
Murphy loves to run and enjoys running with his fellow greyhounds. He is a joy to watch. Murphy is simply handsome! His trainer knows you will have so much fun with Murphy.
Murphy’s inmate trainer says that Murphy is perfectly playful and affectionate. Prepare yourself to be charmed by this sweet boy! He does a good job following directions, but can be a little stubborn from time to time. His trainer says that when she wipes his paws after he’s been outside he wags his tail with happiness. She says that Murphy is simply wonderful and beautiful. He’s given her more love than she could have imagined.
Murphy loves to run and play with toys. Any toy that makes noise is his next favorite. He enjoys playing tug of war and running after a thrown toy.
Murphy is a sweet boy. He loves, loves, loves to be petted. He is very treat motivated. He knows all his basic commands and a couple extras. Murphy’s trainers can’t believe how fast these 8 weeks went. Two more weeks and Murphy is all yours. I know you can’t wait.
Murphy is extraordinary. He has an eagerness to please. He’s a lovable dog and his trainer is enjoying all his silly antics. She said he is a charmer. A great listener. Murphy’s is attentive and very focused, but also can be easily distracted.
Murphy enjoys attention, kennels well. He is competitive when it comes to running, but he runs with such grace and style. There’s nothing more beautiful than watching him run. His trainers have enjoyed every second working with him. Once he settles in to his new environment and trusts you, the real Murphy will emerge and capture your heart.
Mr. Murphy has strength, intelligence and charm. He is determined, attentive, affectionate, loving, loyal, focused, gentle and stubborn at times. Murphy is all this and more.
Murphy tries hard to anticipate his trainers next move, so they try to mix up his commands. He is so treat motivated and will do just about anything for a morsel. It is a powerful motivator for Murphy. He is doing very well with his commands. He is reluctant to sit and will go directly “down”. His trainers are working to improve his “sit”.
Murphy’s trainers adore him and consider working with him their treat.
Murphy’s inmate trainer says that Murphy is a great dog! He’s quite the charmer when he feels he can get around his commands. He’ll eventually follow through after realizing his distraction techniques didn’t work. Murphy is a very affectionate boy, but he doesn’t like to be smothered. He responds very well to positive praises. He does a really good job making eye contact when you request “watch me”. When he goes out to potty his preface is privacy. He’s a bit competitive with the other dogs, but has a lazy streak that he calls retirement. He would rather sleep with his kennel uncovered so he can see out if he wakes up.
When using commands Murphy responds to No vs Leave It. He’s doing great with Kennel, Heel, Sit, Down and Jump. His inmate trainer says that Murphy is never in a hurry for anything. He just takes life as it comes and seems to enjoy every step along the way.
Murphy is a truly loving boy! He’s doing fantastic with his commands. He likes a calm environment, so if the other dogs start playing a little rough or rowdy, he’ll walk way. He chooses which dog he wants to run outside with and is not easily swayed if his focus is on something. He can try being a little stubborn, but will see your side of things if you’re persistent. His eye contact is getting better and responds really well to “Good Murphy.”
Murphy’s inmate trainer says that she’s very thankful for the opportunity to laugh and enjoy being with this sweet guy, as he’s bringing her a lot of joy.
Murphy is a truly charming boy with a little streak of stubbornness. He seems to enjoy having his inmate trainer speak a command and he gets around to it when he’s ready. He loves to play. Not so much with other dogs as he does by himself. If other dogs join in he removes himself from the gaggle and carries on alone appearing quite content.
Murphy loves affection! He’s not a big fan of being crowded and will avoid eye contact when he’s uncomfortable. He responds really well to words like: good boy, thank you or please. He loves praise, so feel free to heap it on to watch him shine.
If he pulls while on the leash, he responds well to correction. He loves to run and play when he’s in the mood for it and it’s a lot of fun to watch! During training they’ve discovered that he responds to “no” as opposed to “leave it”. He’s a sweet boy with a sensitive side.
Murphy responds to his name and responds to positive praise. He’s very attentive to his surroundings and prefers smaller groups of people. At night he likes to have the curtains up on his kennel vs. down. His inmate trainer encourages him to run and play more, but he seems to like relaxing pretty well. He knows Hurry, Let’s Go, Kennel, Release, Wait, Heel and Here really well. His inmate trainer says that she’s looking forward to seeing what he discovers next!
Murphy has been happy, friendly and affectionate. He seems excited to be around the other greyhounds. He’s attentive to his new surroundings and inmate trainers. His inmate trainer says that Murphy brings her a sense of contentment and much happiness. He’s doing great with his commands and is already familiar with Let’s Go, Kennel, Release, Wait, Heel, Here and Leave It!
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