Dogs Awaiting Adoption

These are some of the dogs currently being fostered and awaiting adoption. Please remember that we will rehome the dog to the family that we feel is most suitable for the dog.

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TAZ is a six year old black and white, blue-eyed male -

a very friendly dog with no major issues. He has lived with kids on and off and gets on well with them but will happily get on with things on his own.

He pulls slightly on the lead but may need some more training. He has never worked in harness. He has never lived with a cat so not sure how he would get on with one.

Taz is not crate trained and can be left for up to a working day on the odd occasion. He does not chew when left.

He doesn`t like having his front toes touched, Meat chew`s don`t agree with him.
Back garden had 5ft approx fence ,he`s never escaped either by jumping or digging.

He goes for walk`s with another dog with no problem.

Very affectionate,friendly. Lovely dog,who should have no trouble getting his forever home.

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Shadow is a six year old white, brown-eyed male. He is an excellent family dog. He has a high prey drive He does pull on the lead but training can sort this out.

He is happy in the house or a kennel and settles down to sleep at night no problem.

Shadow would suit either a family or working home. He has worked as part of a team in harness. Very good and friendly dog with a brilliant temperament. Very easy to manage.

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Skye is a 4 year old, white/grey piebald, blue-eyed female. She is a beautiful, very small little thing - very cute, curious and well behaved. She is so friendly with people, loves to give lots of licks and kisses (even to her two teddy bears!!) and can sit, lie down, give paw, especially when a treat is on offer.

She was obsessed with playing with a ball, and plays well with both our female huskies. Indoors, she is trying to overpower Nala, and is a bit toy possessive, so needed to be told firmly a few times today. She's not shy and has found the most comfy bed in the house to snuggle onto already!

On walks, I doubt Skye has been walked very far each day, she is not great on the lead yet, pulls a lot and twist around when first out, but calms down gradually, she'll need some training on the walk- and she is a fast runner.

She needs to be watched in the garden as is very curious to see what is over and under the fence. Sky can jump a six foot fence so will need a very secure garden.

She loves being outside, has tons of energy and is quite bouncy until she has had some exercise. She loves to play so a home with people who can stimulate her husky needs, and give her time and lots of outdoor activities.

Out on walks she is getting better at not pulling but is still a bit of a spring when first out. I have had her running on the cani-cross belt and my goodness she can run, FAST!

Ball play is a great way of keeping her focused... she adores it!
Skye's personality puts a big smile on our faces every day, her 'wooooowooooooo' conversations, her kisses, and they way she always manages to find her way onto the bed and under my chin by the morning for snuggles. Right now, there was no room left on the sofa so she has decided to drape herself along the back of it, sound asleep... cutie!

Sky would suit either being the only dog or part of a pack. She would benefit from an active home as she is very energetic and will need a good secure garden. She is very affectionate and loves her cuddles.

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Stanley is a one year old, blue-eyed, grey and white male.

Stanley is a very young dog who came into us from a pound as was found as a stray. He has come on allot and is now a very nice dog. He will need his training to be continued. As he is young his new owner will need to set the boundaries of the house from the start. Really nice dog, just loads and loads of pent up energy. He loves to work in harness and doesn't like being an only dog, so he needs to be rehomed to someone who already has another dog.

He is great with other dogs. He is OK with older children, but would not be suitable for a home with under 12s.

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