09-02-2023 Tyrion is a very scared little boy who has come to us from a breeder.  He doesn't want to be handled and has no idea that hands can be kind and is not used to being around hmans.  He does settle once you have him in your arms but is he very worried and will need an experienced adult only home with at least one other dog to help him overcome his fears.  He new canine friend needs to be at least a couple of years older than him but young enough to teach him how to run and play. With their help his adopters should see him become the happy mischievous little boy he should be. Like all pups Tyrion will need to learn about house training and lead walking but his adopters need to remember this is a pup who has never been in a home or seen a garden so they need to have plenty of time and patience to help him adjust and learn.

21-03-2023 UPDATE

Tyrion is still a nervous boy who’s slowly getting better with people. He now tolerates being handled once he’s been picked up and doesn’t mind being groomed but he’s definitely still got a long way to go with getting his confidence. But after spending just half an hour grooming him he started to come out of his shell and get more comfortable around me so with some love and attention he will be the perfect family dog. He will still definitely need a resident dog and preferably an adult only home. He will still need to learn how to walk on a lead aswell as being house trained but as he’s still so young this shouldn’t take long.

You will be asked to sign a contract confirming you will spay/neuter a puppy and we ask that a puppy attends puppy classes so they can socialise with other dogs and people.

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

09-02-2023 Tyrion is a very scared little boy who has come to us from a breeder.  He doesn't want to be handled and has no idea that hands can be kind and is not used to being around hmans.  He does settle once you have him in your arms but is he very worried and will need an experienced adult only home with at least one other dog to help him overcome his fears.  He new canine friend needs to be at least a couple of years older than him but young enough to teach him how to run and play. With their help his adopters should see him become the happy mischievous little boy he should be. Like all pups Tyrion will need to learn about house training and lead walking but his adopters need to remember this is a pup who has never been in a home or seen a garden so they need to have plenty of time and patience to help him adjust and learn.

21-03-2023 UPDATE

Tyrion is still a nervous boy who’s slowly getting better with people. He now tolerates being handled once he’s been picked up and doesn’t mind being groomed but he’s definitely still got a long way to go with getting his confidence. But after spending just half an hour grooming him he started to come out of his shell and get more comfortable around me so with some love and attention he will be the perfect family dog. He will still definitely need a resident dog and preferably an adult only home. He will still need to learn how to walk on a lead aswell as being house trained but as he’s still so young this shouldn’t take long.

You will be asked to sign a contract confirming you will spay/neuter a puppy and we ask that a puppy attends puppy classes so they can socialise with other dogs and people.

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