Finn

Finn's first day in care was tough for him. He was frightened and unsure of the world around him. He ran to hide and would not allow his carer to touch him.
Two weeks later his world has changed. Although still timid and unsure, he will now accept pats and cuddles.
He follows his carer around but if she turns to look at him he runs in the opposite direction. This behaviour is also changing with him becoming braver each day.

Finn loves his food, is learning to toilet outside, loves to snuggles up on the bed and on the lounge and is happy to go for drives in the car. He is still getting use to loud environmental noises when out and about so he will need more socialisation in the big world.
Whoever adopts Finn needs to be loving and patient so he can continue to blossom into the sweetest version of himself we see starting to emerge.

Not tested with children but due to his size, he would be better with adults.

He is currently residing with cats and other dogs of all sizes and showing no issues there.

Finn will need a place that has good fencing to keep him safe and secure.

He is a clever little boy who has worked out how to us the doggy door. This is a big one suitable for large dogs but he worked it out quickly. Smart boy!
Finn is starting to play with the resident dogs and has found his voice if anyone walks past the house.
Whoever adopts this little man will be very lucky. He is a diamond in the rough just waiting for the right family.