Winter

Hi! I’m Winter and I’m looking for a new family to call my own.

APPLICATION PROCESS APPLIES FOR Winter
PLEASE COMPLETE THE BELOW APPLICATION FORM
https://forms.gle/Uk5yxiHapWAR532C9

NOTE: You are unable to meet Winter until/unless you have been notified that you are a successful applicant. An adoption cannot be approved unless you are able to come to the shelter to meet Winter in person and bring any dogs you currently have with you.

What I need in my new home:
• Daily walks, trips to the park or beach, playtime in the backyard
• Further training with basic doggie manners
• To be allowed inside with my family and not left outside 24/7 with no interaction.
• I like both friendly male and female dogs however I can be full on in play, so another dog with the same energy as me is a must.
• I appeared scared of cats when meeting them at the shelter however once my confidence around them grows I might be more inquisitive. If going to a home with a cat they must be dog savvy, and we must be introduced slowly.
• Secure Fencing (6ft Colorbond or equivalent)
• Lots of toys and mental stimulation
• Lots of love and attention
• I am a clever, young and active doggo - I would be great for dog training, trick training, agility etc.
• Being an active breed, I have a lot of energy so an active family is a must!
• I do suffer from some separation anxiety and will bark. Another dog for company would be highly beneficial for me, if not then going to a home where I can be with my family the majority of the time.

My best features:
• Very playful
• Wiggle butt
• Food motivated
• I can sit
• I love to lay upside down in your lap for snuggles
• Happy to hang out with other friendly dogs
• I am clever and eager to learn so would love a family who will teach me some cool tricks.
• Exuberant & full of beans
• Housetrained and used to being allowed inside

Where I need to improve / Training required:
• I will benefit from further basic training so that I am the best mannered girl that I can be
• I can be strong on the lead - training and walking me in a halti or harness may stop this