Inca
Description
Inca was brought into us after an Inspector was called out to her home. A concerned member of public had alerted us to the fact that Inca hadn't been taken to follow up vet appointments by her owner. When we got there her owner said she didn't want her anymore as she had other commitments and asked us to take her away. She has settled in with us after a few days of being a bit bewildered and now has a very waggy tail! Inca is a little overweight but is still active; we don't think it's going to take very long to get her nice and fit. She knows quite a few commands such as sit and she is spotless in her kennel overnight which indicates she is housetrained. Inca is very friendly with everybody she meets and amuses people with her chatter! She has been introduced to other dogs and appears to like being in their company, so long as she's leading the pack on a walk, Inca's the boss! Due to this we think she needs to be the only dog in the house. We think she will make a lovely addition to a fairly active home where she can have her cuddles and walkies. She can't live with cats as she seems to think it's funny to chase them! Children aged 5 yrs and over should be fine for her to live with
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