This little girl is urgently looking for a new home due to a change of circumstances and now not getting the time and attention she deserves. Charlie is a lively soul, who will need to be taken back to basics and settled into a regular routine. She greeted our assessors excitedly, was a giddy kipper whilst trying to get the lead on, once out she settled and was delighted to be out and didn't appear to be phased by anything including horses grazing in the field, or cattle poking their head over the gate. There were no dogs about on this walk (and now in kennels, we notice Charlie is more timid than anything when seeing other dogs). Poor Charlie doesn't seem to know very much, but then the basic commands shouldn't be too difficult to teach her. She walks pretty well on the lead though like most of our sheps, likes to pull. Charlie has never been off lead in her life but in the garden she showed a lot of energy for playing. She loves water, especially the hosepipe. Good in the car. Not known with cats but when in the garden she doesn't appear mithered therefore with careful introduction should be okay to live around them. Charlie is vaccinated and microchipped. Charlie is now in kennels and desperate to find her new forever home, someone with patience and confidence to train this very affectionate girl.
| More information |
| Gender: |
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Female |
| Age: |
2 year 9 months |
| Color: |
Other |
| Coat: |
Short |
| Neutered: |
No |
| Good with other dogs: |
Yes |
| Good with cats: |
Yes |
| Good with children: |
Older children only |
