Adoptar a Finn
Pomerania · Macho · Joven · 2 años
Phineas es muy juguetón y le encanta el tiempo de juego con cualquier tipo de juguete, ¡pero una pelota de tenis es su favorita! Requiere cepillado regular, especialmente ya que cuando llegó a nuestro cuidado estaba bastante enmarañado, lo cual necesitaba ser cortado para su bienestar. Es muy divertido y seguramente será un excelente compañero para una familia. El número de licencia de Animal Welfare es AWE02, según licenciado por Glasgow City Council. Phineas es un Pomeranian de 2 años que es un verdadero placer. No tenemos información sobre los primeros años de su vida, pero puede ser bastante nervioso en ocasiones, por lo que beneficiaría de una familia amorosa que lo ayude a ganar confianza. Phineas puede reaccionar a otros perros, por lo que preferiría evitar lugares públicos muy ocupados para sus paseos, especialmente mientras continúa su entrenamiento. Por esta razón, actualmente busca ser el único perro en el hogar, pero podría vivir con niños más mayores, alrededor de la edad de secundaria.
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Finn is super playful and loves playtime with any sort of toy but a tennis ball is his favourite! He does require regular grooming, especially as he was quite matted when he arrived in our care which needed clipped for his welfare. Finn builds wonderful relationships with people, and gets a lot of reassurance from you once he trusts you. Finn does have a luxating patella which our veterinary team aren't concerned about, but we can discuss in more detail with his future family prior to his adoption. Due to his worried nature, he will require multiple visits at the centre to build a relationship with his family before heading off home. Animal Welfare licence number is AWE02, as licenced by Glasgow City Council. Finn is a stunning wee 2 year old Pomeranian, who has found himself in our care after not the best start in life. He can be a worried soul who can be reactive to unfamiliar people and dogs. He'd benefit from having direct access into his own private garden so he has a safe space of his own. A family who can help him work on his confidence would be ideal, as well as having access to quieter areas to go for walks, so that he isn't overwhelmed. For this reason, Finn is looking to be the only dog in the home too but he could live with more mature children, around secondary school age.
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