Rehomed

Dora

A-Dora-ble Dora is ready to wriggle her way into her new home. This bright, bouncy girl is looking for an active home where she will get plenty of physical and mental stimulation. Dora is an energetic and fun girl who loves to play. She loves spending time with people and chasing her favourite toys. She is looking for fully committed owners who will take her to training classes and continue her training and socialisation plans to ensure she grows up to be a happy, sociable, and well-adjusted adult dog. Her adopters will be taking on at least a fifteen-year commitment, which must not be taken lightly.

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Breed
Maltese x Toy Poodle

Age
1 years 1 months old

Weight
2.1kg

Sex
female

Reason for arrival
Owner Couldn't Cope

Can be left alone?
Needs someone at home during the day

Can live with dogs?
Yes (please read 'other notes' section below)

Can live with cats?
Yes (please read 'Other notes' section below)

Can live with children?
Yes (please read 'Other Notes' section below)

Garden required?
Not essential but would be great if I did!

Toilet trained?
Not yet

Travels well?
Unknown

Knows basic commands?
Not yet

Friendly with strangers?
Yes (but can be excitable)

Can live in a flat?
Yes (please read 'Other Notes' section below)

Social with dogs on walks?
Yes (but needs further training and socialisation)

Needs to attend training classes?
Yes

Daily exercise required?
Controlled exercise while growing. 1-2hrs off-lead once fully grown in addition to plenty of brain games at home

Medical conditions?
None known

Other Notes

Dora is looking for a dedicated owner who has plenty of time on their hands to continue her training and take her to training classes. Dora's new owners will need to have researched her breed type, be aware of the breed's grooming requirements and also be aware of the growing financial costs of dog ownership. Dora is looking for a home where there will be someone around for most of the day. She could potentially live in a flat providing she has quick access to a suitable outside space, for ease of toilet training. She could live with sensible children who will be consistent with her training. She could live with a sociable adult dog who will be a good influence on her, and she could also live with dog-confident cats. Dora has been health checked, microchipped, has received her first vaccination and is up to date with flea and worm treatment. She will need to return to Mayhew on a specified date for neutering. Dora has also been behaviourally assessed.