17-01-23  
Hunny originally came to us from a breeder and was adopted but has been returned due to not settling in her home and not getting along with the resident dog.
Hunny is looking for a home where she could be the only dog as she does love all the attention and just wants to be with her human. She would like her adopter to be around most of the time and loves to sit under her fosterers desk while she's working from home. She would be best suited to a single person home or if a couple, she would spend equal time with both of them.
Hunny is toilet trained, crate trained and walks well on a lead.
Hunny has shown some signs of resource guarding and for this reason she will be looking for an adult only home with no visiting children and with someone who has experience with resource guarding.
Hunny is looking for a calm and quiet rural home. In her adopted home she could be quite reactive to comings and goings and would bark, however she is in foster in a rural area and is doing really well and has shown no signs of this. She can be reactive to other dogs on walks so would benefit being walked in a quiet and rural area too.

09-02-23 UPDATE

Hunny is such a sweet girl. She is reactive to strangers, but once she gets to know them, she will be all over them for a fuss. She doesn't cope well in places where there are lots of people, she becomes very vocal. Hunny would love a rural home, someone with a smallholding, or there own field, or where her walks aren't where there are too many people. She is crate trained, fine to be left. Would love to be an only dog. Would be perfect for someone that works from home as she will happily lay by your feet or curl up in a chair. You can take anything away from her, including food, her guarding is not wanting to share her human with other pets. She is very good at being bathed and groomed, will even jump out the bath when you have finished. Hunny really is a lovely girl.

Please read our information on ADOPTING EX-BREEDING DOGS before you apply.

17-01-23  
Hunny originally came to us from a breeder and was adopted but has been returned due to not settling in her home and not getting along with the resident dog.
Hunny is looking for a home where she could be the only dog as she does love all the attention and just wants to be with her human. She would like her adopter to be around most of the time and loves to sit under her fosterers desk while she's working from home. She would be best suited to a single person home or if a couple, she would spend equal time with both of them.
Hunny is toilet trained, crate trained and walks well on a lead.
Hunny has shown some signs of resource guarding and for this reason she will be looking for an adult only home with no visiting children and with someone who has experience with resource guarding.
Hunny is looking for a calm and quiet rural home. In her adopted home she could be quite reactive to comings and goings and would bark, however she is in foster in a rural area and is doing really well and has shown no signs of this. She can be reactive to other dogs on walks so would benefit being walked in a quiet and rural area too.

09-02-23 UPDATE

Hunny is such a sweet girl. She is reactive to strangers, but once she gets to know them, she will be all over them for a fuss. She doesn't cope well in places where there are lots of people, she becomes very vocal. Hunny would love a rural home, someone with a smallholding, or there own field, or where her walks aren't where there are too many people. She is crate trained, fine to be left. Would love to be an only dog. Would be perfect for someone that works from home as she will happily lay by your feet or curl up in a chair. You can take anything away from her, including food, her guarding is not wanting to share her human with other pets. She is very good at being bathed and groomed, will even jump out the bath when you have finished. Hunny really is a lovely girl.

Please read our information on ADOPTING EX-BREEDING DOGS before you apply.