Adopter Banjo
Krydsede raser · Mand · Lam · Alder ukendt
Erin er en smuk 19 måneder gammel Labrador, der søger et midlertidigt hjem med håndtering og adoption for at hjælpe hende med at tage de næste skridt ind i familielevet. Erin elsker at lære. Træning er hendes glade plads, og hun vil have det godt i et hjem, der elsker at arbejde med sin hund ved brug af venlig, positiv metode. Hun har allerede et flot lille sæt færdigheder, går dejligt på snor og har god tilbagekomst, selvom det som mange unge kan ske, at hendes ører tager et kort bryllup, hvis noget særligt lækert dukker op! Fortsættende tilbagekomstarbejde vil være vigtigt for hende. Hun vil elske at bo sammen med en anden hund, der er glad for at have hende i hjemmet og hjælpe hende med at lære sig vejen. Erin er venlig over for både hunde og mennesker og elsker samfund. Erin har tidligere haft operation for albue-dysplasi. Hun har gjort en rigtig god genopretning, og både hendes dyreværge og fysioterapeut er tilfredse med hendes fremskridt. Hun vil have nytte af fortsat fysioterapi og en gradvis, fornuftig bygning op til fuld kondition. Det betyder ikke boldkast (som altid, noget vi ikke anbefaler). Ikke for meget eller intens træning. Ingen timer med vild løb. I stedet vil Erin have det godt med strukturerede ture, træning, stimulering og rolige rutiner. Som med alle vores hunde vil Erin have brug for tid til at aflastning og indvandring. Venlighed, tålmodighed og forståelse er afgørende, og vi vil være der for at understøtte hendes fostermægtige/adoptør hele vejen. For tiden i Surrey. Erin har brug for følgende: - Et roligt, tålmodigt familie, der er fast besluttet på positiv, voldfri træning. - Et hjem uden småbørn (Erin er god med folk, men da hun ikke har været så meget omkring børn, vil vi gerne sikre succes for alle). - Et hjem, hvor hun ikke bliver alene i flere timer. - Et hjem, hvor familien har tid til at give hende hårde arbejde i træningen. - Nogen, der forstår, at det tager tid, venlighed og vejledning at indvandre.
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Banjo turns 7 in September 2026. He is a bouncy, happy boy, full of enthusiasm, always ready to say hello, and very keen to take treats. He loves a cuddle too. As a large Mastin, he needs an understanding and experienced home. Because of his big, goofy energy, we ask for no small children. We also ask that Banjo is the only dog in the home. We do not know how he will be with other dogs, and we feel it is kinder and safer for everyone if he is the only pet. We can support gentle introductions to life outside of kennels and help him adjust to the wider world. Banjo will need time to settle into his new home. He is bursting with love and energy, and we feel it would be wonderful for him to receive all the attention he deserves. His humans will need patience and understanding as he finds his feet. His adopters must have large guardian‑breed experience and be able to provide safe separation when needed, giving Banjo his own space to relax and decompress whenever he chooses. Banjo has received excellent care, but he now truly needs a home environment. We will provide full support and guidance to help Banjo and his new family succeed. He has spent too long in kennels. Although he does get time in the house and settles beautifully, he will still need to adjust to a new environment and routine. Banjo needs space. He loves to run, do zoomies, and enjoy himself. He would also appreciate a quiet area of his own for resting and settling in. This boy has so much love to give. He adores everyone at the kennels, but we know he needs a sofa to call his own… or a lovely big comfy bed! Banjo has had surgery on both hips due to hip dysplasia. He is now affectionately known as “Bionic Hips” because he bounds and jumps around with confidence and comfort. Other than this, he is fully fit and ready for adventures—with slow, steady build‑ups of course. He is currently in Barrow‑Upon‑Humber. Multiple meet‑and‑greets will be required. Home checks and an adoption fee apply. If you would like to know more about Banjo or feel you may be the right match for him, please get in touch for a chat. • Large Breed (Mastin) Experience Banjo needs humans who understand guardian breeds and their unique needs. He thrives with one‑to‑one attention and would prefer to be the only pet. He is very big and very bouncy—an unsafe combination around small children. Banjo loves to run, play, and do zoomies. He needs room to stretch his legs. He gives so much affection and deserves the same in return. He will need support as he settles, decompresses, and gets to know his new environment. • A Commitment to Positive, Reward‑Based Training — NOT NEGOTIABLE Banjo must be supported with kind, force‑free methods only.
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