Sox
Description
Sox was quite nervous and shy when he first arrived but as he settled and got to know us he slowly came out of his shell and showed us his loving, excitable and friendly nature. We have some information from Sox's previous owner and have been told that he is house trained, is used to being left and travels ok. We would advise new owners to be at home initially for most of the day to help settle him in and to address any house training or separation issues should they arise. Sox is a bundle of excitement and still has quite a puppyish nature, he does know a few commands but his training is only very basic, we would highly recommend training classes to help him learn more. Sox is playful with other dogs but is very rough and so is looking to be the only dog in the house. He does have a high chase instinct and for that reason would not be able to live with cats or other small animals. Sox is a big cuddle bug but due to his initial worried nature we feel it would be best for him to live in a household with children 16+ years. Sox is now looking for a forever home with active, experienced owners to show him all the good things in life.
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