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17/05
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Name: Lara
Sex: Female - not neutered Age: 2/2/2022 Type: Cretan hound mix Size: Medium 13.2kg Location: Foster home - Rusper, Sussex Live with children: Yes - 8 years+ Live with dogs: Yes Live with cats: No Special Requirements: OUR ADOPTION FEE IS £350
Lara came back into our care recently, after being adopted for many months, given up on rather than do right by her.
Lara has been amazing in foster, her foster mum has taught her the ropes, Lara is a happy, loving girl, she lives with 2 dogs in foster, can be left alone, loves her walks, is affectionate, clean indoors and sleeps through the night. Lara had not been neutered, even though it is part of the adoption agreement. So this will be part of a contract and needs to be completed within 2 months of adoption. Chimney Farm will pay for neutering costs. Although she has spent a some time back in foster, Lara still needs consistency, exercise, routine. Any family must appreciate she may not be a dog that can be off lead without without investment in bonding and recall. Lara would make a great running buddy and adventurer. Lara gets on with other dogs and is a very sweet girl. Our foster home has provided the feedback below: Dogs name: Lara Where does Lara sleep at night? Lara sleeps in her bed in the kitchen, with our other dogs. She loves a bed – any In the evenings, around 7pm she takes herself off to bed and settles and snoozes, she likes to be in the room while we’re watching TV but is happy to chill. How is Lara with current pets? Lara is great with other dogs, no concerns. Likes to play. Is Lara clean indoors? Lara is a completely clean and dry inside and indicates to go out when she needs. Can Lara be left alone? Lara can be left alone, we have left her for up to 4 hours with our dogs. Our routine is to leave her after she has had her morning and after noon walks. Is Lara out on walks? Lara loves being outside, she walks nicely on a lead. We have started the process of off lead training which she is responding well too. Lara loves her food and really helps with training. How does Lara walk on the lead? Lara walks on a collar and lead and walks nicely. Has Lara met with other dogs? Lara is polite and likes to meet other dogs, she responds to their instructions, she is happy to move on when called, she is a sociable pup. How is Lara with humans? Lara wants to love everyone; she likes to meet new people and likes a stroke. Lara is really sociable and loves everybody. Have you noticed if Lara is afraid of any particular things? Lara was a little bit wary of the hoover. But no issues with other day to day noises. Any other useful information? Lara has great food motivation which makes her fun to train. Lara is a clever girl and a very quick learner. Lara is affectionate and after her walks is happy to chill indoors. Lara loves dogs and people and happy to be at the pub and will make a wonderful companion. In a few short weeks she has learned sit, down, wait, touch, paw. She loves to learn and loves to please. She just wants to make her humans happy! What is Lara’s ideal home: Lara has so much love to give, she is funny, and has a great character. Lara would love to be part of a family and go on adventures, such as the pub, football, family activities. Lara is a sociable girl so would enjoy regular walks and play with other dogs. 13/5
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