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Gaazpacho will do best in a quiet, low-traffic home where he can get plenty of daily exercise and attention while he works on building some confidence. It will be very important that his adopters commit to keeping things ALL POSITIVE with him! Any sort of negative training (choke/prong/shock collars, Cesar Milan-style intimidation/force methods, harsh reprimands, raised voice, etc.) would be absolutely detrimental to his well-being and development. He warms up slowly so it will be important for her adopter to be a committed guardian and work on building his confidence at his pace.