Sally

About Sally

People – Sally is smaller than her brothers and a little quieter, she loves a cuddle but takes a little time to settle and be happy for cuddles

Can I live with children – Older children who are used to dogs would be fine

Can I live with other dogs ­ – She needs to be homed with a resident dog to help build her confidence and to provide a positive role model

Can I live with cats – A feline free home for this lady please

Health – There are no known health issues

Out and about – She is learning all about life outside of the home, she is not yet fully vaccinated so outside interactions are limited. Her exposure to all things new will be ongoing in her new home. She travels well in the car but must be secured. Sally can be nervous of unexpected sights or sounds but does look to her handler for guidance when unsure. Lead training is a work in progress

In the home – She is a pup and so housetraining is a work in progress, this will continue in her new home but she is making good progress. She is gaining in confidence with all household sights and sounds, she can be a little shy of visitors to the home, progress is good with positive exposure. Her training will be ongoing in his new home

Type of home – Sally would like her new owners to have the time to continue her training and exposure to all things new and exciting. Its important that her introductions are positive to ensure she grows in confidence and develops into a well rounded, social adult. A secure garden is a must, as is potential owners who are around for a good part of the day

Sally has had her 1st vaccination been microchipped and up to date with flea and worming treatments. She will need to be neutered at the correct time as part of her Adoption Agreement (reduced cost neutering is available at our vets on request)

Potential adopters will be expected to travel to Aldershot Hants to meet Sally

As written by Pro Dogs Direct.