Jason Tartick and Teddy’s Sweet Reunion After Dog Training

Jason Tartik And his dog, Teddy, returned together.

the Bachelor’s degree Alum, 36, the good news on Instagram on Friday 6 June. I send Tartick Teddy to a dog training program, something that the reality star said is necessary for “the happiness and safety of his animal.”

“I didn’t sing it in the end !! Teddy returned and did it well!” Tartick commented The Post, who appeared on a series of pictures of himself embracing Teddy. “Given his past, with abuse and neglect, his reaction was very important to his happiness and safety.”

He continued, “After training, peace of mind with other people, dogs and even transport things like cars and bicycles are really a dream. This man has 16 different strains in his DNA; from the great Pruntic Mountains and the German shepherd to the Anaderi Shepherd and Zhao Zhao, who was very important to understand it through the training process.”

“I was dedicated and invested in his training from the first day of adoption, and it will continue from here.

Tartick adopted the dog in March after a pet custody dispute with his ex -wife, Kaitlin Presto. “I am not sure of what saved from, but we got each other,” he wrote on social media on March 5. “Thank you wagsandwalksnashville.”

Tartick also asked his followers to help the dog. He wrote on Instagram on the same day: “The best new friend needs a name! “Ironically, the day I chose to volunteer in the rescue was on the same day they picked up from the local shelter. The call was immediate.”

Tartick and Bristowe previously exchanged two dogs, Ramin Benot, and initially planned to exchange dog custody after their disintegration. This plan changed in September 2024.

“If you listen to this podcast or follow me at all, you know how important Ramin Pinot is for me. They are the light of my life legally,” said Presto, 39, on its “Off the Vine” at that time. “It kills me to leave them [whenever I travel]. They have the greatest dog incubator … [who] He comes to my house, so they don’t leave. “

She added: “What I realized in sharing the nursery with dogs is that they feel very fearful and very comfortable and very anxious they do not know where they go and when they come back. This is not personal to anyone [and] This happens when they are in one house and when they are in my house. “