Jellyfish

Jellyfish swam into our care with her siblings and has absolutely thrived! She is super cute with her adorable markings and her funny bunny-hopping running. Jellyfish is a happy puppy who loves her people and is very affectionate. She loves to cuddle and will occupy any lap on offer if you let her. Jellyfish also enjoys running around with the little human visitors to her foster home and is happy to make friends with anyone that she meets.

This gorgeous girl is a confident and bubbly puppy who loves to explore the garden. She enjoys playing tug of war with her sibling and loves her toys, particularly the rope ones. It doesn’t matter whether the tennis ball is too big for her mouth, she will still pounce around it having fun. Jellyfish is bound to bring a whole heap of fun, love and laughter to her new family.

Being a young puppy, Jellyfish has a lot to learn. She has started the basics in her foster home, but all of this will need to be continued in her new home. It is imperative that her new owners have a plan for her training and socialisation along with her exposure to all new things in the big wide world. Jellyfish will require a home that can provide her with daily exercise and mental stimulation to ensure that she is kept happy and healthy throughout her life.

We’ve seen pictures of Jellyfish’s parents, and they are an odd couple! Dad is a small longer haired maltese type and mum is a working breed mix of some description. Both dogs are loved family dogs and the puppies had a great beginning to their socialisation and handling before coming into our care. It is hard to know exactly what size Jellyfish will be when fully grown as puppies from litters like this often end up differing in size. Her new owners will need to be happy with her ending up anywhere between small and medium.

We are looking for a dog experienced home for Jellyfish that will include her as a loved member of the family and let her join in on lots of fun adventures and outings. She would do great in a home with another playful adult dog who is already trained and ready to be a great role model for her. Alternatively, Jellyfish can live as an only dog as long as she gets the guidance and support during the transitional period so that she can build her independence. She should be allowed inside to be with the family and will need a warm comfy bed inside to sleep on at night.

Jellyfish would love a home where people are around more often than not. She is suitable to live with dog savvy children and can be integrated to live with other types of pets with the appropriate training and guidance. Jellyfish is ready to squirm her way into your heart, your home and your lap. Are you ready to let her?

If you want to make this gorgeous girl a part of your family, then please complete a Dog Adoption Enquiry form on the Fetching Dogs website. Please include plenty of details about your previous dog experience, current household members and the type of lifestyle you can offer Jellyfish.