Ebony
Pabs & Pals Rescue
Their dogs live with foster carers or in boarding, so you meet Ebony after applying rather than by visiting.
- Age
- 9–11 months
- Sex
- Female
- Breed
- Labrador x Lurcher (possibly German Shepherd)
About Ebony
Ebony is a stunning young girl with an absolutely fantastic temperament who is now ready to find her forever home!
At just 9–10 months old, Ebony is still very much a puppy with plenty of energy, enthusiasm and lots to learn. She's incredibly friendly, loves being around people and has been brilliant with other dogs.
We've been spending time with Ebony alongside Ziggy, and these two have practically become brother and sister! They get on brilliantly, and it's lovely seeing them enjoy each other's company.
Ebony is a clever young girl with bags of potential. We believe she'll thrive in an active home where she can enjoy plenty of exercise, mental stimulation and continued training.
We're also more than happy for Ebony to live with another suitable dog. In fact, we think having a well-balanced canine companion could really help her learn and develop.
🌟 What Ebony Needs:
An active, loving family home
An active, loving family home
Someone committed to continuing her training
Someone committed to continuing her training
Plenty of exercise and mental stimulation
Plenty of exercise and mental stimulation
Could happily live with another suitable dog after successful introductions
Could happily live with another suitable dog after successful introductions
A family willing to give a young dog the time, patience and consistency she needs
A family willing to give a young dog the time, patience and consistency she needs
And what about Ziggy? 🥹
We'd love to see Ebony and Ziggy find a home together, as they've formed such a lovely bond. However, we completely understand that taking on two young dogs is a big commitment, so we're more than happy to consider separate homes for them.
As written by Pabs & Pals Rescue.
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