Wallace
Description
This happy and bouncy boy is Wallace and he is looking for an active new home to call his own.He is a friendly chap that loves to say hello and greet everyone he sees. He isn't quite sure what toys are yet so new owners will have a great time showing him how much fun they can really be. He has responded well to our reward based training at the centre and we have found that he prefers the extra tasty treats to work for when doing training sessions. He would benefit from new owners that are happy to continue some of his training in his new home to help keep him mentally stimulated.
Wallace adores being around other dogs and could potentially live with an older, confident dog that would be a good role model for him, pending introductions at the centre. We feel he would better suited to live in an older family environment where everyone at home can get involved with his training and care.
He loves being out and about on his walks and is looking for new owners that enjoy it just as much as he does. He is an affectionate boy that enjoys company and will make a very loving companion.
If you feel you could offer this handsome chap the home he 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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