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Homeless Hounds

Their dogs live with foster carers or in boarding, so you meet Nikki after applying rather than by visiting.

Age
5 years
Sex
Male
Breed
Mastiff Cross

About Nikki

Please Read Her Profile For More Info

Nikki is a 5 year old mastiff cross who came to us nervous and fearful of people. Our volunteers have been working with her and her progress from a fearful young pup to a happy, confident, relaxed dog has been incredible.

Out on a walk she can still be nervous around certain dogs, but this is much improved in the short few months we have had her and we are confident with the right gentle patience she will continue to blossom. One of our volunteers has bonded with her and takes her for a walk at 930am every morning, he has advised “She responds really well to kindness, calmess and anyone who will calmly approach her. Treat-orientated, she loves her walks and play and is happy to “sit” – “paw” for a treat”. She can still be fearful of people she doesnt know, although her progress since arriving at Homeless Hounds has been substantial. She sometimes will pull to dogs and sometimes pass them by without attention.”

Nikki needs strong walker and to be the only dog in the household. She deserves a special someone or family to bond with, to build her confidence, and help her learn there is good in the world and there are people that love and adore her.

As written by Homeless Hounds.

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