Shyla
Description
This stunning young girl is looking for an experienced and active home to call her own.Shyla is very energetic and loves nothing more than being out about on her walks and running around off lead in the paddocks with her toys. She is extremely playful and responsive during her playing and training sessions.
Shyla walks well when out and is looking for new owners that enjoy walking as much as she does.
We have started some basic training here at the centre and we have found if she knows an extra tasty treat is on offer she is always eager to please. Shyla would benefit from reward based training continued in her new home to help teach her all the basics and to keep her mentally stimulated.
Shyla has got on very well with the dogs she has met here at the centre and could potentially live with an older calm dog, pending introductions at the centre. She would be better suited to live in an older family environment where everyone at home can get involved with her training and care.
She is an affectionate lady that is always lots of fun, loves to learn and adores human company.
In the right home, this beautiful girl will make a rewarding and fun loving companion. If you could offer her the home she is looking for, please speak to a member of staff for more information.
Please note: The Centre can become very busy at times especially at weekends; therefore it is advisable to telephone and make an appointment prior to your visit to avoid disappointment.
Please Note: We have a few dogs on the Lewknor site with kennel cough at the moment. Therefore owners of existing dogs wishing to adopt another dog are advised to contact the Lewknor Centre and speak to a member of staff before visiting to see individual dogs. Conditions will apply to prevent healthy owned dogs from contracting kennel cough. We ask customers to be aware that the precautions we are taking are based on veterinary advice and thank you for your cooperation.
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