Everly has been here just a week and I just cannot fault this amazing little dog. Honestly if I won the lotto he would be staying. He has to be the easiest puppy I have ever fostered.

He is a complete joy - he is knowing and sweet. He loves tickles and cuddles. Is fantastic with other dogs and people. He loves playing with another dog and loves a ball. He is such a good balance of playful and loving.

He eats and sleeps well - he sleeps happily in a crate. He rarely toilets inside and usually it’s a small wee on a puppy pad at night.

He is a little scared when you try and pick him up and this has to be gentle. Hence he would be better with older dog savvy children.

He is not yet trained to walk on lead as he is yet to have his second injections. He’s adorable and just perfect.

Everly is now in foster with me, and what can I say - what an adorable pup! He is confident, loving, and fhappy. He is inquisitive and already enjoying exploring the garden. While he’s a little hand shy when being picked up, that’s completely understandable at this stage.
He’s been brilliant with my resident dogs and happily plays along with them.
As he’s still just a puppy, he isn’t house trained or walking on a lead yet. He has had a bath and brush and loved it!
I think Everly will grow into an active dog and would be best suited to a family where any children are dog savvy, as this will be essential to helping him continue to gain confidence.

Everly is an adorable little scruff pot who has come to us from a breeder. He is quite shy and worried when away from his kennel friends so although young he needs another dog or dogs in his new home to help his confidence.
He is not used to being loved and cuddled but does relax in your arms after a while if you speak gently to him and give him a gentle stokes. Once he is in a home we feel he will soon come round and then start to run and play with his new friends.
Everly hasn't lived in a home before, so he will need gentle guidance with house training and learning to walk on a lead and once he's mastered this we think he’ll love going on plenty of walks. He will need regular brushing and visits to the groomer to make sure his coat is kept matt free
Everly will need to attend puppy socialisation classes to help him grow into a well-rounded and confident adult and his adopters will need to agree to have him neutered at the appropriate age as per the adoption agreement.