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7.5Name: Millie
Sex: Female not neutered Age: 4 months Type: Mixed breed Size: Medium/ when fully grown current weight 8kg Location: Foster home Aldershot, Hampshire Live with children: Yes - 5 years+ Live with dogs: Yes Live with cats: Not tested Special Requirements: Millie can live as an only dog with an active home and meet dogs regularly. OUR ADOPTION FEE IS £550
Meet Millie, recently arrived from Crete, such a fun happy pup who is behaving very well in her foster home.
Millie was thrown away onto the streets of Crete when very young, lucky for her she was found and kept safe in foster. Millie is a very special girl. She is clean indoors, sleeps well, eats fantastically well and loves other dogs . Millie loves to cuddle and is a confident active girl. And she is absolutely gorgeous; beautiful little face! Millie is an active girl who needs an active home, but also time out and boundaries. She is fully vaccinated, microchipped, she is still too young to be neutered so adopters will be asked to commit to doing this as soon as she is old enough. Millie is going to be a great family pet. She has the confidence to settle in new surroundings quickly, but will require continuing training. Her new family will need to be prepared for the work of introducing a pup to their home - basic training, toileting, getting used to noises and living in a home. Our foster home has provided the feedback below: Dog's name: Millie Where does Millie sleep at night? She sleeps in my room with me and sleeps in her own bed. She sleeps soundly through the whole night with no problems at all. How is Millie with current dogs/animals? She currently lives with my resident 4 year old Labrador and gets on very well him. She plays with him and has no fear at all of a much bigger dog. Is Millie clean indoors? Millie is clean indoors. She happily goes outdoors to the toilet without fuss. Can Millie be left alone? Yes I leave her 4 times a day for about 30 mins a time. She doesn’t mind being left alone (no crying etc) but you have to ensure you leave nothing lying about that she can grab, that she shouldn’t have access to. Is Millie out on walks? Yes she has 2 x one hour walks per day and lots of time running around the garden on top of that.She hadnt really been on a lead before so it its very new to her. However, she is very happy to be out and about and every day she improves on the lead. Has Millie met with other dogs? As mentioned above, she lives with my 4 year old Labrador and feels very comfortable around him. She plays a lot with him. She has met a few dogs on our walks and is intrigued by them and wants to play. Never shows any sign of growling at them; she is just interested in watching them pass by. How is Millie with humans? She is very confident around humans and has no fear at all. She is very happy and comfortable with people And shows full trust in them. She is a snuggle monster and loves cuddling up. She greets everyone with enthusiasm and is not at all shy or nervous. Have you noticed that she is afraid of any particular things? She is a little worried about big Lorries or buses as they go past but otherwise I’ve not noticed she has a fear of anything. She’s been absolutely fine with things like the vacuum cleaner What kind of home do you think would be suitable? Millie is a very special girl. She is clean indoors, sleeps well, eats fantastically well and loves other dogs in the house. And she is absolutely gorgeous; beautiful little face! She is a typical highly energetic puppy at the moment and loves racing around, so she needs someone who has time to take her for long walks every day in order to tire her out. Like most puppies, A lack of decent walks will result in her expending her energy inside the house and being ‘naughty’ She is also highly intelligent; she needs a lot of brain stimulation, such as practising training every day. She needs firm owners; she reacts very well to a stern ‘no’ and will stop straight away. Without firm boundaries and training, she won’t learn how to live in a family home calmly. With training and boundaries put in place, she will be the most wonderful, adorable and well behaved dog. She has all the abilities, character and love to be the best, most wonderful dog. She is very funny to watch and has no worries about taking on my Labrador in a game of tug of war! It will Be important not to leave dangerous or fragile items lying around in the house because, like most puppies, she wants to grab things she shouldn’t and play with/chew them. She is a cuddle monster; she loves cuddling up to humans on the sofa and adores her tummy being rubbed. She is a very fun, happy, confident dog who would thrive in the hustle and bustle of a family home. She is absolutely adorable |
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