Buster is 5 years old and is a GSD cross Rottie. He is neutered and microchipped and now vaccinated. His current owners have only had him a week and took him in because he was going to be put down as surplus to requirements. He had spent a month shut in a room on his own.

Buster is fine with other dogs and loves people but is struggling in his new home as it is very busy with people in and out, and he is finding it very stressful. This has meant he has latched onto the lady in the house and is trying to keep everyone else away from her. Outside of the house he is very calm and happy.

Good on the lead, has recall and basic commands. Is treat orientated. Given a quieter home he will become a loving and loyal lad which he yearns to be.

This is what the kennels say about him:

“The dear lad Buster. Lovely boy,  very friendly, can be strong minded on occasion, but as long as you’re firm with training, coming along nicely. Exuberant with other dogs in play, but again time, and patience. Doing well with lead training and basic obedience, putting weight on now and ready for his next new loving home. xx”

Buster went into a new home with older cats but sadly was not introduced correctly and the cats were hissing at him before he had a chance, so came back to the kennels within 48 hours. In every other way he had been perfect, so please do not not overlook this lad who so deserves a home!

Buster has been adopted!