Little Baby Harry 🐾

Playing with Harry

Harry's favourite game involves a cheeky little bite — just redirect him to one of his toys and he'll be thrilled. When he gets really excited indoors he might go for a cushion or his own bed, which is honestly about as bad as it gets.

He also loves his giant cow bone — feel free to give him one!

Harry's Vocabulary

Harry speaks surprisingly good English — especially when snacks are involved.

"Sit" "Down" "Come" "Wait" "Touch" (flat hand) "Paw" (might headbutt instead) "No!"

If he seems nervous, try offering a treat — if he responds to food, all is well.

Food & Supplies

Food: on the kitchen counter and in the freezer — look for the brightly coloured rubber containers
Lead & harness: in the cupboard next to the front door
Cleaning supplies: basket at the bottom of the unit next to the kitchen (just in case — he's been doing great!)

Going for Walks

Always use the double blue lead — clip one onto a harness (there are three, any will do).

Harry can go 0 to 100 the moment he spots something small: a dog, a child, a leaf in the wind, or something he suspects is hiding in a mud puddle. He launches himself at full speed and does not factor in the lead. Hold firm!

He's especially excited around small dogs, so keep a tight grip.

Good to Know

Harry finds transport and small spaces a little stressful — just good to keep in mind.

Most importantly: don't leave him alone. He's a social butterfly and loves company!