Tina doesn't seem much bothered. To her it was hardly about if he was trained or otherwise, a young pup would take time to get better situated. It had nothing to do with a lack of discipline training, which the woman seemed to be working on. Her brow arched in mild curiosity before she offered a hesitant smile.

"He must be taken to you, then," She responded, glancing down to the dog who still seemed very much unperturbed in his cheerfulness. "People are a little less obedient, is all, dogs get on much quicker. 'Least from what I can tell." Which isn't much given that she'd never had one, but she knew most animals motivations were survival than the various wills people had.

"He's the first dog I've seen around here. Arado, right?"