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Yep . It also goes to show that a dog will sense the character/intent of people and appreciate them. The behaviour of my late dog was similar. She was an RSPCA rescue. Of all the dogs in that place on the day I got her she was the only one cowering from humans passing by the individual kennel/caged runs. That's what got my attention. She would shy away from the shed and any gardening implements. We ended up in a relationship of complete trust . I was the only person who could pick up her bone whilst she was in possession without any aggressive reaction. Been one and a half months now since she has passed on and I still miss her. Mr Hamish looks to be a lucky dog now. As for mongrels who neglect or mistreat these animals that end up in shelters. They should get the same treatment in my book. Our cat is a rescue from the cat protection society The two Shi Tzus my wife has are also rescues. One was kept locked up in a chook pen with matted coat covered in crap.nassi wrote:Hats off to Mr Hamish, it sounds like he has had a rough start to life but I think he is prettey pleased with himself now.