20-09-2024 Owen is a gorgeous little lad who has come to us from a breeder as he was not sold.  He is the sweetest boy who is a little uncertain about us but does settle in your arms.  He might find living in a home a bit scary at first but as he is so young curiosity should soon get the better of him and he should soon start to realise there's nothing to worry about and his adopters will see him transform into the happy pup we know is waiting to emerge. Owen would love to share his new home with another dog who is older than him but young enough to run and play.  We would consider homing Owen  with older dog-savvy children who are very kind and gentle and who understand he may be a little scared of them at first. Owen will need to learn about house training and lead walking and his adopters need to bear in mind the grooming requirements of a dog like him.  Owen has a PETS travel document.
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.

29-09-24 UPDATE

I can't believe Owen is still here while all his other friends he came in with are all reserved and ready to go to their new homes. Owen is still shy of people but is learning more and more everyday. He will come up to you when you keep still, but still gets a bit worried when you move.
Owen will need a kind, playful, resident dog in his new home to help show him things aren’t so scary. Owen is quite playful with his kennel buddies and loves to run around in the yard, it’s when you can see his true personality shine! Owen loves to snuggle up to his kennel friends. Owen deserves to be cuddled up on a sofa with his adopters as soon as possible.

20-09-2024 Owen is a gorgeous little lad who has come to us from a breeder as he was not sold.  He is the sweetest boy who is a little uncertain about us but does settle in your arms.  He might find living in a home a bit scary at first but as he is so young curiosity should soon get the better of him and he should soon start to realise there's nothing to worry about and his adopters will see him transform into the happy pup we know is waiting to emerge. Owen would love to share his new home with another dog who is older than him but young enough to run and play.  We would consider homing Owen  with older dog-savvy children who are very kind and gentle and who understand he may be a little scared of them at first. Owen will need to learn about house training and lead walking and his adopters need to bear in mind the grooming requirements of a dog like him.  Owen has a PETS travel document.
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.

29-09-24 UPDATE

I can't believe Owen is still here while all his other friends he came in with are all reserved and ready to go to their new homes. Owen is still shy of people but is learning more and more everyday. He will come up to you when you keep still, but still gets a bit worried when you move.
Owen will need a kind, playful, resident dog in his new home to help show him things aren’t so scary. Owen is quite playful with his kennel buddies and loves to run around in the yard, it’s when you can see his true personality shine! Owen loves to snuggle up to his kennel friends. Owen deserves to be cuddled up on a sofa with his adopters as soon as possible.