Hope recently came into our care after we previously helped her mum, Lena, find a home. We had agreed to take Hope when space became available, and she has now joined us ready to start her own journey.
Before arriving, Hope spent time in a foster home where she lived with both children and other dogs. She has settled in well and shown herself to be a typical young dog—bouncy, full of life, and keen to be involved in everything going on around her.
She is still very much learning, especially when it comes to lead walking. At the moment she can be a bit of a trip hazard, but she is improving each day and will benefit from continued training and consistency. She would be a great candidate for training classes to help her develop into a well-mannered adult dog.
Hope is looking for a home where she can be part of the family and included in day-to-day life. She has lots of energy and would love an active home with plenty of opportunities for walks and adventures. That said, she also has a softer side and really enjoys fuss and cuddles, making her a lovely all-round companion.
With the right guidance and commitment, Hope has all the potential to grow into a wonderful family dog.
Sweet Sheeba is sadly back with us and searching once again for her perfect forever home. She first arrived as a stray in November and waited patiently for months before finally finding a home. Sadly, things didn’t work out due to her getting into her owners sheep, so she’s been returned to us as a precaution in case she got in with neighbouring livestock.
There’s so much to love about this gorgeous girl. Her previous owners describe her as fully housetrained, happy to be left alone for up to four hours, and wonderful with people. She absolutely adores her toys and is a true foodie—so you’ll want to keep any unattended snacks safely out of reach!
Sheeba has been attending training classes and has made great progress. She knows her basic commands, her recall is improving, and she’s become much better at meeting other dogs, though she may still bark at the occasional one close to home. On the lead, she walks nicely and is comfortable wearing her Dogmatic headcollar.
An active home would suit Sheeba perfectly, as she loves getting out and about on her walks and exploring the world around her.
Sheeba is an affectionate girl who simply needs the right environment to thrive. She would be happiest as the only pet in the home, where she can continue her training and enjoy all the love and attention she truly deserves.
Bronson is a lovely, gentle boy who is on the lookout for a fresh start in a home that understands him. He was recently rehomed but sadly returned after a few days, as his previous owner found it difficult to manage his barking at cars—this is really his one main challenge.
Bronson will need a patient and committed home willing to work with him around traffic and help him feel more comfortable and confident in those situations. With the right guidance and consistency, there’s every chance he can make great progress.
Aside from this, Bronson is an absolute sweetheart. He’s super friendly, enjoys being around people, and has a calm, kind nature. His lead work could do with a little polishing, as he can pull and is very keen to follow his nose—he’s quite the explorer and can become a bit of a trip hazard when something interesting catches his attention!
He’s been good with other dogs during his time with us. He patiently tolerated puppy Lynyrd’s playful antics (even when it involved a cheeky bop on the nose!) and seemed particularly fond of little Lena—taking it upon himself to give her a good face wash.
Bronson isn’t too fussed about toys; he’s much more interested in having a good sniff and taking in the world around him (and yes, making sure he’s marked his favourite spots too!). He absolutely loves being out and about, though standing still isn’t really his thing—he’s convinced there’s always something more exciting just around the corner.
Kennel life isn’t suiting Bronson very well, and he would really love to find a home sooner rather than later where he can relax and be part of a family again.
If you’re looking for a kind-hearted companion and are happy to put a little work into helping him with his one quirk, Bronson could be a fabulous companion!