Juno | American Pit Bull Terrier | Pasadena, CA | In Training
- Alex Kruse
- 1 day ago
- 2 min read
Meet Juno! She's a 5-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier from Pasadena, California, and she's here for our One Week Board and Train Program. Juno is generally a very sweet, mellow dog who loves people, but she does sometimes jump up when she wants to greet them. She's good with other dogs for the most part, but will bark or sometimes lunge at them if they go for her first, and she has issues coming when she's called. She's also been known to sneak food off tables and counters here and there. Over the next week we'll teach her all her commands, let her know that she doesn't need to react when other dogs are barking at her, and work on her manners around people and their food! Stay tuned for Juno's one-week transformation!
6/28/26
Juno and I hung around at the park for a little bit so we could bond some and so I could get a feel for what she might already know. She sat for me when I asked her to, but I might as well have not even been there for everything else! She didn't pull on the leash too badly, but wasn't very interested in taking direction from me on where I wanted to go either, and she wouldn't even look at me when I tried to call her! She did seem very calm otherwise, though, even when other dogs passed. She was interested in them, but didn't bark or lunge towards anyone. No one barked or lunged at her, though, so she wasn't given any reason to react. She did just fine in the crate on the car ride home, and she seemed to settle right into her new environment without any signs of anxiety. I did introduce her to a few other dogs, but she wasn't a huge fan when one of them got in her face, so I decided to keep her separate for safety reasons at least for today. Once she gets a little more used to things I'll try her again with only a couple calm dogs and see how she does. She didn't seem to mind being in her own yard, though, and mostly just sat there watching the world go by. She's clearly a very go-with-the-flow sort of lady, and I look forward to seeing what she can do moving forward!
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