Harry

Bichon Frisé · Male · Adult · 5 years

Once settled, Harry is a lovely little dog who enjoys companionship and likes being close to the people he trusts. While he can initially be a little unsure of unfamiliar people, patience and reassurance help him quickly gain confidence, allowing his sociable and loving nature to come to the forefront. Harry enjoys toys and play, which have helped him build confidence and engage with the people around him. He walks nicely on lead, appears to be house trained, and has no known concerns with routine handling. He has previously been comfortable with grooming and veterinary visits, although his new family should be prepared for the regular coat care his beautiful fluffy coat requires. Harry also has a history of sensitive skin, so his adopters should be mindful of this and continue any appropriate care and monitoring. He is looking for adopters who can offer him a predictable routine, plenty of reassurance, and the chance to settle into home life at his own pace. Harry may not be the type of dog who rushes up to greet everyone he meets, but for those willing to give him a little time, he is a gentle and rewarding companion with so much love to give. We can't wait to see Harry enjoying all the comfort, companionship and security that comes with finding his forever home. Harry is a handsome 5-and-a-half-year-old Bichon Frise cross Pomeranian looking for a calm and understanding home. This sweet little lad can be a little cautious when meeting new people and may need a little time to find his feet, but once he feels comfortable, his friendly and affectionate personality soon shines through. Harry has previously lived in a home environment and enjoys being part of family life. He gets on well with other dogs and has lived successfully with a canine companion before. During his time with us, he has shown plenty of interest in other dogs and has mixed nicely with them, so he could potentially live with another compatible dog pending successful introductions. As Harry has not lived with cats before, we would recommend a cat-free home. Although Harry has not lived with children before, he has been around them without any concerns. He could potentially live with children of secondary school age and above who can understand when he may need a little space and allow him to settle and build confidence at his own pace. Harry would suit adopters who are happy to let him approach new situations in his own time and continue building his confidence through positive experiences.

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