The feisty Frenchie that made headlines last month for being a “whole jerk,” according to the animal shelter that featured his adoption, was returned to the shelter again two weeks after his last unsuccessful attempt at a forever home.
“While the adopter had the right household dynamic, Ralphie proved to be more than she could handle. Kudos to her though for making the right decision,”Shelter employees said they were able to get in touch with Ralphie’s original owner and, after getting insight in to Ralphie’s behavior, are enrolling him in a training course they jokingly referred to as “How to Train Your Dragon in Six Weeks.
Niagara SPCA officials said Ralphie is currently in an intensive 6-week board and train program with a dog trainer named Chris while they return to vetting potential adoptive homes.
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