Narnia

Narnia's ideal home

Narnia is on the search for her forever home with adopters who will be happy to carry on her training and help her settle into home life. She is a young puppy and will need a home that can continue on her basic training, including housetraining, socialisation and exposure to life. Narnia can be worried by new people, so her adopters will need to introduce new people slowly and have minimal visitors until she has gained more confidence. She will need adopters who are prepared to carry on her training and to help her feel better about her dog interactions over an extended period of time. As Narnia can be mouthy, she would be best suited to a home with children 15+ that can understand when she is uncomfortable and give her space when needed. Narnia will need a private garden to allow her a chance to go off lead. Narnia can initially be worried about being left, although she will take herself away and occupy herself. Her adopters will need to introduce leaving hours slowly, but she could potentially be left alone up to 4-6 hours with breaks.

Could you be Narnia's perfect match?

Narnia loves having attention from her handlers and will regularly lean into them for fuss. Narnia loves her food and will do anything for a treat. She has learnt 'sit' and is learning some other basics. Narnia likes playing with toys and running after a tennis ball. She will take a soft toy to her bed to rest her head on when relaxing. Narnia enjoys learning new skills and her training. She loves enrichment activities such as free work and find it games that encourage her to use her brain and nose to find food! If you are looking for a dog that requires ongoing training, is very intelligent and loving, Narnia could be your paw-fect match!