Pixie
RSPCA Llys Nini Animal Centre
- Age
- 5–6 years
- Breed
- French Bulldog
Good with
- Cats — no: “I’d prefer not to live with a cat”
- Other dogs — maybe: “I may be able to live with a friendly dog”
- Children — yes: “I would live with children of secondary school age”
About Pixie
🐾 Meet Pixie: The Ultimate Cuddle Bug!
Pixie is a loving, affectionate, and incredibly gentle soul looking for her forever home. She came into Llys Nini as she was abandoned and left in an awful way, she was luckily found and brought to St. James vets.
St. James saved her life and once she was well enough, she went into an amazing foster home where she was nursed back to health.
Pixie absolutely loves to snuggle up closely and will never turn down a good belly rub. She rarely barks, making her a wonderful companion for a peaceful household. Pixie loves playing with her toys and even uses them as comfort blankets when she is winding down. She loves a good game of throw-and-return with her ball, she gets a little excited at the very start of a walk and might pull a bit initially, but she settles down. Her off-lead recall hasn’t been tested yet, so keeping her on a long line initially is recommended.
Fantastic with older children! She has spent time with children aged 10+ and loved playing with them (she can sometimes jump up out of pure excitement!). Pixie could happily live with another dog. She loves attention, so she might show a tiny bit of jealousy at first, but she adjusts well. Pixie would need someone home the majority of the day, she currently copes with being left for around 4 hours at a time, this could be built on over time. She is house-trained but can have the occasional accident, because she doesn’t bark to let you know she needs to go out, she thrives on a regular routine or easy access to the garden.
If you are searching for a loving, companion who will shower you with love, Pixie is the perfect match.
As written by RSPCA Llys Nini Animal Centre.
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