Adopter Banjo
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Erin er en vakker 19 måneder gammel Labrador som søker et fosterhjem med mål om å bli adoptert for å hjelpe henne til å ta neste skritt mot familie liv. Erin elsker å lære. Trening er hennes glade sted, og hun vil blomstre i et hjem som liker å jobbe med hunden sin ved bruk av venlige, positive metoder. Hun har allerede en fin liten repertoar av ferdigheter, går fint på leddet og har god tilbakekall, men som mange unge kan hørene hennes ører ta kort ferie hvis noe ekstra smakfullt dukker opp! Kontinuerlig tilbakekall trening vil være viktig for henne. Hun vil elske å leve sammen med en annen hund som er glad for å ha henne i hjemmet og hjelpe henne å lære seg veien. Erin er vennlig både mot hunder og mennesker og elsker selskap. Erin har tidligere hatt operasjon for albue dysplasi. Hun har gjort en svært god gjenopptredning, og både hennes dyrekjøter og fysioter er fornøyde med fremskrittet hennes. Hun vil profittere av videre fysioterapi og en langsom, forsiktig bygging opp til full form. Dette betyr ikke ballkast (som alltid, noe vi ikke anbefaler allikevel). Ingen overmåte eller intens treningsøkt. Ingenting med flere timer av vild løping. I stedet vil Erin blomstre med strukturerte turer, trening, stimulering og rolige rutiner. Som med alle våre hunder, vil Erin behøve tid til å kome seg og passe seg. Vennlighet, tålmodighet og forståelse er avgjørende, og vi vil være der for å støtte henne fosterforelder/bruker hele veien. Aktuelt i Surrey. Erin trenger følgende: - Et rolig, tålmodig familiemedlem som er engasjert i positiv, uten krefter-metodikk. - Et hjem uten småbarn (Erin er bra med folk, men da hun ikke har vært så mye rundt barn, ønsker vi å sette alle opp for suksess). - Et hjem der hun ikke blir igjen alene i timer. - Et hjem der familien har tid til å jobbe hardt med hennes trening. - Noen som forstår at innvandring tar tid, vennlighet og veiledning.
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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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