Bailey

About Bailey

Please note - we do not rehome dogs to families with children under the age of 10.

SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES SOUGHT: Do you know someone who would understand Bailey?

Bailey’s holding out for a soulmate who will understand his guarding issues, and with whom he can share a quiet, probably rural life. Born in 2019, sighted, and weighing around 26kg, Bailey is a lovely, friendly, chunky boy, currently in kennels in Cambridgeshire. We will cover the cost of some behavioural support sessions to help Bailey settle into his new home.

Bailey is always delighted to see people; he absolutely adores being cuddled. He has the most beautiful colouring and markings on his face, and huge soppy eyes which he uses to look curiously at you while he’s waiting patiently for his evening treat. He also does a little dance when he knows it’s supper time.

Bailey’s a confident dog – not scared or nervous at all. He’s energetic at playtime and loves zooming around in the paddock or chasing a ball. He looks so pleased with his tongue lolling out when he’s nice and tired. He’s an obedient dog who walks very well on the lead.

Bailey has lived in a home before, both with and without other dogs. He developed guarding behaviours in both environments. He is currently living in kennels where the opportunity for this is reduced but is still in evidence – particularly with high value lasting treats like bones. We are looking for an experienced and understanding owner for Bailey (possibly a single person) who is prepared to work with the likelihood of this arising again. In particular, we would suggest he is not given bones or high value lasting treats.

Although Bailey is not dog reactive and happily ignores his kennel neighbours, we expect he would be best suited as an only dog. He could live in a family with children aged 16+.

Bailey has been waiting a while for his forever home; he’d make somebody very happy. Can you help us find them?

Type of Home Sought

Experienced home with few visitors, patience, and ideally some outside space for Bailey.

As written by Blind Dog Rescue UK.