Hunny originally came in via a vet who contacted us as her owner wanted to have her put to sleep for biting her mother. We took her in as she just appeared very nervous.

She met a few dogs whilst in foster and whilst not showing any aggression wanted her own space. We were told she pulls on the lead and has no recall but has some basic commands. No to young children and cats. Now in kennels we needed to find out a lot more about this poor girl who seemed very nervous of life and would need a calm and confident home to help her in the future. Her instinct was to run rather than fight however she has turned out to be super with other dogs!

As Hunny has got older she is totally confident in now in her own fur, and accepts anyone and everyone as a friend. However, this is only in the kennel environment.

Hunny has had many opportunities over the year for a home of her own, but every time she would give it a few days and then either have a pop at one of the humans, or the resident dog if it got in the way. This strange girl actually seems happier in the kennel environment.

Hunny is now our ‘kitchen dog’ at our kennels in Cornwall and loves being at the centre of volunteer activity, so Hunny is here to stay!

 

Location:

Cornwall - KENNELS

Sex:

Female

Age:

DOB 21.9.15

Neutered:

Yes

Good with children:

No

Good with other dogs:

Yes

Good with cats:

No