Alice

Alice’s requirements in her new home

- A yard big enough for happy zoomies with secure fencing
- A playful male desexed dog (not a puppy or senior)
- People that are dedicated to continue her training and patient and understanding of pups
- An inside outside lifestyle and to be able to sleep inside of a night
- Alice is a water baby and would love the chance to go swimming.

Alice's foster carers have recently informed us that her training is going so well that her profile can be updated to reflect this.

Alice is a cuddle Bug.
Alice loves everyone she meets, and likes to be around her human as much as possible. She can be pretty active, but then likes to chill on the couch, especially when there’s belly scratches involved. Alice loves playing ball and is starting to learn to bring it back for more. To activate bum wiggles and zoomies just give her a pig’s ear for a treat, after the excitement wears off, she will lay down and enjoy it.
Alice is a confident pup and has been around a lot of people, she has gone to work with her foster mum, and moves from one person to the next to receive as many scratches as she can. Alice is a water baby check our her jumping into the water in the video section.
When people aren’t available for pats or cuddles, Alice loves playing zoomies and wrestle play with other dogs.
Alice is now travelling very well in the car, she enjoys having her head out of the window before lying down to sleep on longer trips.
Alice is walking great on the lead and has been using a longline to practise recall. Her recall is amazing and she never goes too far, always checking in on where her human is. She is food motivated which makes training her easy, she can get a little over excited so patience is the key.
When Alice is inside, she will let us know when she needs to toilet by pawing at us for attention and running to the door, she’s not had an accident inside for weeks now.
Alice is accustomed to sleeping inside of a night either cuddled with her people or beside the other dogs. She will let us know when she needs the toilet now by pawing us for attention and running to the door, she’s not had an accident inside for weeks now. She’s learnt to sit, lie down and stay until called, and we’re working on paw which is taking some time

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