Bea

Shrewsbury, UK
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Pet details information:

  • Shrewsbury, UK
  • 2018-10-01
  • 7
  • 6
  • Mixed Breed
  • Female
  • 7 years
  • Small
  • Couch Potato
  • £150
Pre-adoption checks
  • Microchipped by collection date
  • Neutered
  • Vaccinations up to date
  • Worm and flea treated
  • Health Checked by a vet
  • Special medical care required

Additional information

  • Is your pet comfortable around other dogs?
  • No
  • Is your pet comfortable around other cats?
  • No
  • Is your pet comfortable around children?
  • Not comfortable with children
  • Why are you looking to rehome this pet?
  • Bea has been surrendered for fighting with the other resident dog.
  • Ideal home
  • Experienced pet owner
  • Does your pet require a secure outdoor space?
  • Yes

Description

Bea has been with her family for approx 5 years but has been surrender to his as they can no longer manage her behaviour around there other dog. She can be reactive to other dogs, but has lived some others very successfully. She is incredibly, loyal, loving and cuddly with those she feels secure with, but can be suspicious of strangers and will bark. .

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