Freda
Description
Hello, my name is Freda,
I’m a seven month old female Working Cocker Spaniel. I arrived at The Mayhew because my owner felt he didn’t have the time to look after me properly.
I’m a very active and friendly girl. I get along well with everyone I meet and I always enjoy meeting new people. I also get along very well with other dogs. I travel well in the car and I can be left home alone for a couple of hours, I will sometimes bark when you first leave me but I soon settle down. I’m a playful and active dog. I love going to the park and playing with my toys, I especially enjoy playing with balls and chew toys. I’m an intelligent dog and I like to please. I’m starting to learn the basic commands but I still have lots to learn so I’ll need a home with someone who has plenty of time on their hands to continue my training.
I’m now looking for a forever home with an active person or family who have owned dogs before and have researched my breed type. I can live with sensible children from six years of age and upwards providing they are used to being around dogs. I’d happily share my new home with another dog providing we’re the right match and I can also live with dog-confident cats who won’t allow themselves to be chased. I’ll need to live in either a house or a ground floor flat with direct access to a garden. My new owners will be expected to take me to continue my training, take me to training classes and provide me with a minimum of one hour of active off-lead exercise every day. If you’re interested in adopting me you will need to be fully prepared for the hard work and long-term commitment involved in caring for a dog, you’ll be taking on a fourteen year commitment which must not be taken lightly.
I hope to see you soon,
Freda x
Weight: 8kgs
Freda is currently living in foster care until her new forever home is found. If you are interested in adopting her you will need to visit The Mayhew first before going to see her in her foster home
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