Bean adoptieren

Bean has not yet mixed with other dogs and can be vocal when she sees them, so she’s looking for a home where she’ll be the only pet and is not let off lead in public. She also cannot live with cats, small furries, or young children — her guarding tendencies, particularly around food, mean she’ll need a calm home with children aged 16 and over. Bean is a high-energy girl who loves to be active and engaged, so daily exercise and mental stimulation are a must. Bean has settled beautifully into her foster home, she is fully housetrained and can be left alone for a few hours. If you have the time, understanding, and breed knowledge to give Bean the patient, loving environment she deserves, we are sure she’ll reward you with loyalty, companionship, and affection. Beans new family will need to be able to attend the centre for multiple meetings at the rehoming centre and have a chat with our Training and Behaviour team. Our team will give you the advice and tools to settle this lovely girl in to the home. Bean is a beautiful, bright 1-year-old who’s full of energy and character. She can be vocal and sensitive when meeting new people, but with a little patience (and a few tasty treats), she soon starts to make friends. Bean will need multiple meetings with her new adopters to help her feel comfortable and build trust at her own pace. She’s recently finished raising a litter of puppies and is now ready to focus on herself and enjoy being a young dog again. As she’s still learning about the world, Bean would benefit from experienced owners who understand her breed and can provide the structure, training, and enrichment she needs to thrive.