Stanely, a bully breed dog Same Clarence got from an animal sanctuary in
New Zealand, was probably not what Clarence would have called a "Velcro Dog"
at the time. Especially while they are in the car, Stanley won't let
Clarence stop touching him.
Clarence told The Dodo, "We have to be touching all the time. He makes a
lot of compelling arguments. When he was just six months old, Stanley and
his mother were discovered in an abandoned house. After viewing a picture of
the dog, Clarence made the decision to adopt Stanley.
When Stanley was taken home by Clarence, he was quite terrified. When we
came home, "he was terrified, and it took him an hour to slowly come out of
the car," Clarence told the publisher. I gave him a large bath, some food,
and a cozy bed next to the fire once he came out. But Stanley quickly grew
fond of his new house and Clarence's attention for him.
When he was a puppy, he used to lie on the bed with me and we were always
in contact, according to Clarence. If I moved, he would move as well. He
would lay behind me and always have at least one paw in contact with my
back.
Clarence emphasizes that Stanley must now stay in regular communication
with Clarence even when they are in the automobile. "Same thing if we are
watching TV. Until I contact him, paws will start flying in my direction.
Simply his peculiarity. He will even do it to my flatmate if I'm not
home.
The ecstatic owner continued:
"He just wants to please everyone, so he goes along with everything. He is
a really happy boy and laughs constantly. Never before have I met a dog with
such a strong personality.
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