Annie came to us as a stray so unfortunately, we do not know anything about her past. She struggled at first in kennels but has adapted well to the new routine. She enjoys being out and about, going places, sniffing and exploring and loves that she gets to spend some of her time in a foster home where she can relax and get all the attention! For a while she would not toilet on the lead but we are all so proud to say she now does brilliantly on her toilet trips!

Annie pulls slightly on lead due to her eagerness but does settle and is enjoyable to walk! She is working hard on her dog socialising, making sure she has as many positive and calm experiences as possible to build up her confidence. Her new family will need to carry on this training in the home.

Annie is doing really well with meeting lots of different people at the Centre. When seeing strangers, she sometimes gives one initial bark but then will approach and says hello nicely. She absolutely loves cuddles and attention and will come to you and very gently ask for fuss. Annie loves her food and responds well to little bits of training, when there aren’t too many distractions around. She can be a bit worried if surrounded by a group of people.

Annie loves toys, even more than treats! Her favourite is a ball, without a doubt! She is not too keen on bad weather and lives for sunny days where she stands outside soaking up the rays!

Annie is looking for an active family (Children 16+) who will take her on long walks, spend plenty of time with her and be willing to work on her training. She will need to be the only dog in the home.

Please note: This assessment is ongoing and may change.