laura

Character: The Laura is sensitive, gentle, and affectionate. They are calm and amiable companions who are devoted to their family. They are very graceful in motion, agile, and extremely swift. The Laura displays curiosity and a delightful sense of humor, combined with a strong hunting instinct. Temperament: The Laura is intelligent and inventive. They display a great depth of loyalty and may become very attached to one certain person in the family. They enjoy the company of children and may become over-protective of them. They are aloof to strangers and do not get along with other people or pets. The Laura will only bark when there is something worthwhile for them to bark at. They do not do well as an outside dog and much prefer to live inside with their family. They bond so deeply to their family that they may suffer separation anxiety and depression if left alone for extended periods of time. Training: The Laura does best with early obedience and socialization training. Their deep- rooted instinct to hunt is not something that can be or should be discouraged. They are quick to learn, but do not like repetitive training. They prefer short and varied sessions. The Laura does not respond to harsh discipline, but require love, kindness, and consistency. Activity: Lauras are a high-energy breed and natural athlete. They require a great deal of exercise. Although they are somewhat inactive indoors, it is of vital importance the Laura be given room to run. Yards must be highly and securely fenced and the Laura must be kept stimulated. If they become bored they will dig. The Laura must be securely leashed when on walks. The highest danger to this breed is the possibility of being hit by a vehicle. The hunting instinct may lead them to give chase to anything they perceive as prey. The Laura is capable of reaching high speeds and while at full run they will not respond to their master. .. a style='background-color:eeeeee;display:block;width:300px;bor der:solid 2px black;padding:5px;' href=