Clenney and his wife adopted Animal Rescue in 2020. Then they realized what the pup had been afraid of.
When Bailey was covered in a blanket and lying on the couch, she was more relaxed and silent. One of the most frightened and timid dogs she had ever met, according to Bailey’s foster mother, was Bailey.
Clenney fell for Bailey and sought advice from a doggy behaviorist. Not that easy. She would leap off the couch as soon as they entered the living room. “She wouldn’t allow me to get close to her for six months. By that time, Bailey trusted her new family.” the owner said.
They left her when she cuddled. The following day, she was still in bed. Every night they did it. Clenney’s orange tabby cat, Penny, is a “diva.” It connected with Bailey as well.
Penny will use her tail to tease Bailey. Although Bailey appears to want to chase Penny, she is aware that she cannot succeed in doing so. Parents learned a great lesson thanks to a terrified dog.
She needed months and years to be introduced to a kinder world. Along with them, she goes to malls, shops, and breweries. She is growing.
