Staff workers at Speranza Animal Rescue weren’t sure what to expect when they received a call informing them that an extremely agitated bulldog was on the way.

Frank entered, and the rescue team realized they would be in for a challenge after taking one glance at his relaxed grouchy face.

 

Frank typically acted fiercely and unpredictably, and his personality mirrored his grimace. Staff members were content to give Frank the kindness and love he obviously lacked, though.

“He was found as a stray and he was less than friendly,” the rescue wrote in a Facebook post. “His permanent RBF was accompanied by low growls and snarls … This little gremlin is short in stature, but has an attitude for days. But we are so in love already.”

 

 

Rescue workers were hesitant at first, but they soon warmed to the energetic little guy.

“Some of the volunteers thought, ‘Oh no, another big attitude,’ when they heard about Frank coming,” rescue representative Janine Guido told The Dodo. “[But then they] fell head over heels.”

 

Rescue workers slowly started teaching Frank manners by using positive reinforcement, such as how to walk on a leash and how to politely ask for what he desired. As time passed, Frank gained confidence in his new acquaintances and even started to enjoy their company. His frown quickly disappeared to reveal the cutest smile.

Guido is ecstatic about Frank’s development thus far.

 

 

“Frankfort is making good progress within the rescue and with the volunteers!” Guido said. “He doesn’t greet people with growls anymore, which is a win for all of us.”

Frank will soon move into a foster household where he will continue to develop his good-boy skills. When Frank is prepared, he will be put up for adoption and find his forever family.

 

He will be able to engage in all of his favorite activities in the meantime, such as playing with his toys and taking long walks.

This once surly guy is going to live the joyful life he deserves because of the persistence and patience of the dog lovers who believe in him.

 

Source: The Dodo

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