Adoptar a Rosie

Reasons why we love this dog… Plenty of attention and exercise To spend much time alone My favourite thing is: Being fussed and cuddled! Loving and intelligent Can live with children 8+ Would like the company of another dog If you adopt Rosie (or any of our dogs), you will be entitled to receive FREE behavioural support from our qualified team of behaviourists for any issues you might need help with during her lifetime. Further information will be given when homing Rosie. Please note, this support is only available for dogs adopted from Forever Hounds Trust . Lovely Rosie is a small-sized lurcher girl, estimated to be around a year old. Rosie was found abandoned in very poor condition and is currently in a foster home, learning about home life! She's incredibly affectionate and loves nothing more than a cuddle (ideally on your lap!). She does thrive on human company and is not keen on spending much time alone at the moment. This should improve with a gradual build-up, but she isn't a dog who will be happy spending long periods by herself. Rosie really enjoys the company of children and would be happy to share her home with older kids – we feel she may be too bouncy for younger children, unless they are very confident around enthusiastic dogs. Rosie gets along brilliantly with other dogs of all shapes and sizes, and would ideally like to live with another playful dog. She does have a lot of energy, and will look for her own entertainment if she's bored; so we feel that having a playmate will be important for her! Like most young lurchers, Rosie will need plenty of physical exercise as well as mental stimulation. She loves her walks and is very well-mannered on the lead, even though she is really keen to make new friends! Rosie doesn't seem to have had much experience of home life, and probably was used to living outside in her previous home. She's still learning about life inside the house and this will be a work-in-progress in her new home too. She's almost got the hang of house-training but will still have the odd accident, and she is still very puppy-ish in her behaviour in general. Rosie is a very intelligent girl and should continue to pick up on training quickly, but she does need adopters who are willing to put the work in! A decent sized garden would be ideal, or access to safe areas for off-lead exercise as she loves to run. Little Rosie is an absolute delight and will make someone very happy – could that be you? Could live with children 8+ (or possibly younger if very confident). Would prefer to live with a playful dog. Needs someone at home most of the time initially, and not too much time alone in the longer-term. Needs ongoing basic training – she is basically a puppy in an adult body! Needs plenty of exercise and human attention.