Success Stories Dogs

Maggie will not be a walk in the park, she has some issues which we are working on whilst she is in our care. She can jump fences if she feels the need, something we must be aware of.

She can be great with some dogs, yet take a dislike to others, she needs socialising regularly to get the hang of this being relaxed around other dogs. Maggie runs free with her foster Mums' dogs without a hitch, but she will need to be kept on a lead when taken out at ALL times.

Ok, that's the bad news. Good news is she is very loving, looks amazing and would be a wonderful friend in the right hands. Maggie is NOT aggressive with people, we would not have her up for adoption if she were. Of course, we much prefer that our rescues get along with other dogs, but sometimes, their past has made that a hard task, and she is a work in progress.

Her trial period can be extended, and we are happy to help with some training classes too. We will do whatever we can to help, as we would love to see this girl in a home, and given a chance to prove herself.

Honesty is the best policy, and we must ensure that people understand that Maggie is not perfect.

Who is really?