Adopter Millie

Little Millie is looking for a quiet home with a secure garden where she can have company most of the time. Her new owner will need to have patience as Millie needs some training support and might have separation anxiety. Millie is excited to greet people to the home, will stand with her paws up as she gets very happy, but she is always gentle. She loves to be cuddled and petted, including by children if they are also gentle. Millie is used to going out to pubs and cafes, she loves the attention and being fussed over by anyone. Millie travels well in the car. She does not seem to be a grazer and is happy with her set breakfast and dinner. Millie is fine going to the groomers and vets. She is happy to be examined/brushed etc at home and will even let you trim her paws. Millie will need help with house training in her new home, a refresher might be needed due to the changes she is going through. Millie can bark at unfamiliar sounds. On walks, Millie wears a harness (she has escaped from a collar before). She can be frightened of other dogs depending on their size and how they approach her. She can pull with a harness and is so keen she will walk along on her back paws, and she wants to weave side to side constantly. She has no recall and when people approach her, she backs off, she appears to be very nervous to be touched sometimes. Millie loves playing, she is bright and could learn new tricks. Millie might be best suited to a single person or even a couple as she likes the reassurance of having someone close by. She can be very vocal and finds it hard to settle during the day unless in your arms. © 2025 Dog Aid Scotland (SCIO Charity No. SC001918) Web Design by Techincal Services Scotland. Need a website? Enquire Here