Angel

Little Miss Angel who is a SBT X Labrador, was brought into us to rehome as she and her sibling had developed littermate syndrome, so it was in the interests of both dogs for one of them to find a new home.

Since coming into us Angel has been on a diet as she was quite a portly pooch but she is now gaining a more slender figure and has more energy for playtime!

On the lead she can be strong but we have started work on this and she is doing much better, we would however recommend further training in her new home as she hasn't quite got the hang of a loose lead at all times... yet!

Due to the reasons of her coming into us we are looking for a dog free home for her, so she never has to worry about sharing fuss, food or attention with another dog again. She is good with other dogs, she can bark at some in excitement on the lead but we do think she would just prefer dog friends on walkies and not to live with.

In the playpen she loves a good run around, she will also chase and bring toys back to you to throw again! She is also a very affectionate a loving girl who would make a great family dog.

We have been told by her owners that she is used to a crate, no problems leaving her, loves toys, travels well, has been around children no issues, loves her fuss but not a fan of having a bath!

 

 

Freya

FREYA came into us a stray so no prior history is known. She is a very happy go lucky girl, loves fusses and going on whatever adventure life has to throw at her. She can pull a fair bit and although this is worked on we still have a way to go so training classes are a must for this little lady. Great with people but can be a little quirky with some dogs if they get in her face or start barking at her - then she has something to say about it. Well behaved calm dogs she has no issue with at all so needs to be the only dog in the home.
She was lucky enough to go off site with one of our amazing volunteers 😊. Here's what they had to say about her:
"Freya was a really confident little dog- no issues with traffic at all and very responsive on the lead . Her recall was great and she was happy to sit on command. I would say she was neutral to people we met in the high street, but very friendly to us as we had built some sort of bond after our 5 mile walk. Freya tended to approach dogs in an over enthusiastic manner, which may cause a problem if not kept an eye on, but when met a very calm dog was fine ( see picture) It looks like she has a prey drive - very alert and keen when noises in bushes etc . She also looked as if she wouldn’t shy away from a confrontational dog.
She was perfect in the house - very comfortable and confident. Our assessment is that she probably needs an owner with experience of the breed type - someone to give her loads of exercise and guidance .… we thought she was a great dog who would happily respond to learning new rules .
Had a lovely walk with Freya- a fantastic dog"