Bowser came in the branch on the 14th April 2026 after a previous stint in RSPCA Hull. Bowser was transferred to us due to him not coping very well in a crowded city environment. He would become stressed and highly aroused, leading to destructive behaviours.
Since arriving with us, Bowser has had consistent training in regards to managing his stress while with us. This has included 1-1 behaviourist training and his own kennel away from the hustle and bustle. One of Bowser’s common behaviours is that he likes to mouth you when excited. This is something that he is still undergoing training to reduce.
Bowser has also struggled when on walks due to overstimulation, often refusing to go at all, he is currently working with a behaviourist to support him with this.
On the day to day, Bowser is very loving and enjoys being near people.
Bowser is quite a powerful boy who needs a firm set of boundaries setting when in the home. He would best suit an only pet in an adult household.
