This sweet pair of 1.5 year old IGs could not live without one another so we are looking for a home for them to stay together. Levi rarely barks, Jax is a little more insecure so will bark when he's scared, and feels threatened. Levi is the bigger baby so will cry rarely in the crate which lasts about 5 mins. They love to play with each other and cuddle. Levi is very attached to his owners.
They must be crated when people are gone and at night because they'll pee and poop in the house. They can be sneaky so they have to watched - typical IG behaviour. They have been known to sneak into a closet and relive themselves. They LOVE walks, and car rides. I have a cat and they play with her a lot. No issues at all. They have never been aggre ssive or bitten anyone, and are not food aggressive at all.
J ax can be a bit selfish in that he will eat Levi's food. Levi has a very whatever attitude about it - he's a giving little dude. Levi is more affectionate and will love to snuggle with you. They both love to burrow - but Levi is the ultimate burrower. It's his favourite thing. He also loves for you to throw a toy for him. He will come up to you with his toy and tap his paw on you to ask. They have been around children but they don't trust them ,they are a little weary. They have NEVER showed any aggression towards them but the ideal home would be without children younger than 10 years.
They have been professionally trained 4k worth to help with potty habits etc (with small success) They know their names, sit and stay. They love to be loved - total love doves. They would be best in a home where people are home all day. They thrive on love and attention.
They don’t dart. But have to be watched by the door because they will casually trot out. They love to greet people at the door.
Jax (fawn) is a bit of a roamer. He has to be watched. Levi stays close to home- always has. Levi (red) is the better listener. Also - to mention they’re used to cats. No issues at all. Again - Jax will chase but it’s never been a huge ordeal.
Jax will jump up and down to see what’s on the counter. He’s never made it on top. They both have jumped out of a pen I once bought for them but they have never jumped over a regular fence.
Plastic mesh is essential on gaps in a fence. Jax will be gone in an instant. He will look for a hole and take full advantage.
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As for the accidents- for the first month they should both be tied up to one of them, by a heat source or in the crate. They shouldn’t be allowed to roam freely until they get used to their surroundings, and the new owners show that their the new alpha. They will take full advantage and pee and poop wherever they desire. It’s sort of like having a couple of puppies. Give an inch they’ll take a mile! They have a doggie door and they use it 95% of the time.
