Here's an update on Ash from his temporary fosterer Lesley.
Ash has now spent a month in foster care and is doing really well. He`s super-affectionate, cuddling everyone he meets and absolutely loves other dogs. He plays happily (if energetically) with his foster friends (male Rottie and 2 female Shepherd crosses) and anyone else he meets out on his walks who wants some fun.
Around the house, he is clean and well-behaved and remarkably calm and sensible for his age. Initially, he seemed very inexperienced and was spooked by things unfamiliar to him but, now, after getting used to all the everyday things in life,
he`s become a pretty laid-back character – so much so that you need the radio on louder to drown out his snores.
Because he`s still quite boisterous in moments, no young children, please. We`re looking for a home with people who can offer good exercise and have the time and experience to provide the consistent training and guidance that a young, large-breed dog needs. He`s very biddable and, true to Rottie form, will do anything for food so
he`s quite a willing trainee! If possible, he would absolutely love to have a dog friend in his new home.
Ash has now spent a month in foster care and is doing really well. He`s super-affectionate, cuddling everyone he meets and absolutely loves other dogs. He plays happily (if energetically) with his foster friends (male Rottie and 2 female Shepherd crosses) and anyone else he meets out on his walks who wants some fun.
Around the house, he is clean and well-behaved and remarkably calm and sensible for his age. Initially, he seemed very inexperienced and was spooked by things unfamiliar to him but, now, after getting used to all the everyday things in life,
he`s become a pretty laid-back character – so much so that you need the radio on louder to drown out his snores.
Because he`s still quite boisterous in moments, no young children, please. We`re looking for a home with people who can offer good exercise and have the time and experience to provide the consistent training and guidance that a young, large-breed dog needs. He`s very biddable and, true to Rottie form, will do anything for food so
he`s quite a willing trainee! If possible, he would absolutely love to have a dog friend in his new home.
