18-02-23 Juliette is a beautiful but scared girl who  has come from her breeder to find a loving home. She does not come to greet us but will hide away instead, shooting to the back of her kennel where she feels safe. She will allow us to pick her up but it is quite an achievement fo catch her and she is clearly uncomfortable. With a little time and perserverence she will relax in arms and hopefully start enjoying a gentle fuss in the future. Juliette is reliant on her kennel friends to feel safe and she will need a lovely little resident dog to be her friend in her new home and show her new skills like house training and how to walk on a lead. She needs a calm home without children with someone prepared to take things slowly and guide her forwards. She will need a secure garden to ensure her safety in her new home whilst she takes the time to settle. With some patience and time she will transform, find her personality and love her new way of life.

08-03-23 UPDATE

At first juliette is still nervous, but within a few minutes of sitting near her she will come up to you for attention. She absolutely loves a cuddle and some attention. She’s a really sweet girl. She will still definitely need the help of a resident dog to come out of her shell, and the same with a child free home.

19-03-23 UPDATE
Oh my gosh I love this girl so much!!!! She’s only been moved onto my section this week but I am so glad I’ve got the chance to work with her and know her. She is a ray of sunshine on a gloomy day and she makes me laugh and smile every time I’m around her. She has such an infectious energy and whoever adopts her are going to be incredibly lucky. She is so happy all the time, especially when she’s in the big play yard. She gets major zoomies in there and will even play fetch with me!! (Well sort of, she doesn’t know she has to bring it back) haha.
She’s super affectionate with me and she loves to jump up onto my knee and give me lots and lots of kisses. She can be a little hand shy with quick movements, but in the week she’s been with me she’s already started to accept and enjoy a good fuss under her ears and chin. I think in time, she’s going to be an absolute lap dog who wants all the cuddles in the world.
Juliett will still need a home with a resident dog just because she does become a lot more shy when she’s taken away from her kennel friends. It will also ease her transition into home living as she’ll be able to follow them around and copy them with things like house training and lead walking. She may be overwhelmed at first, but I don’t think it will take her too long to settle.  

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

18-02-23 Juliette is a beautiful but scared girl who  has come from her breeder to find a loving home. She does not come to greet us but will hide away instead, shooting to the back of her kennel where she feels safe. She will allow us to pick her up but it is quite an achievement fo catch her and she is clearly uncomfortable. With a little time and perserverence she will relax in arms and hopefully start enjoying a gentle fuss in the future. Juliette is reliant on her kennel friends to feel safe and she will need a lovely little resident dog to be her friend in her new home and show her new skills like house training and how to walk on a lead. She needs a calm home without children with someone prepared to take things slowly and guide her forwards. She will need a secure garden to ensure her safety in her new home whilst she takes the time to settle. With some patience and time she will transform, find her personality and love her new way of life.

08-03-23 UPDATE

At first juliette is still nervous, but within a few minutes of sitting near her she will come up to you for attention. She absolutely loves a cuddle and some attention. She’s a really sweet girl. She will still definitely need the help of a resident dog to come out of her shell, and the same with a child free home.

19-03-23 UPDATE
Oh my gosh I love this girl so much!!!! She’s only been moved onto my section this week but I am so glad I’ve got the chance to work with her and know her. She is a ray of sunshine on a gloomy day and she makes me laugh and smile every time I’m around her. She has such an infectious energy and whoever adopts her are going to be incredibly lucky. She is so happy all the time, especially when she’s in the big play yard. She gets major zoomies in there and will even play fetch with me!! (Well sort of, she doesn’t know she has to bring it back) haha.
She’s super affectionate with me and she loves to jump up onto my knee and give me lots and lots of kisses. She can be a little hand shy with quick movements, but in the week she’s been with me she’s already started to accept and enjoy a good fuss under her ears and chin. I think in time, she’s going to be an absolute lap dog who wants all the cuddles in the world.
Juliett will still need a home with a resident dog just because she does become a lot more shy when she’s taken away from her kennel friends. It will also ease her transition into home living as she’ll be able to follow them around and copy them with things like house training and lead walking. She may be overwhelmed at first, but I don’t think it will take her too long to settle.  

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