Adoption information
About Daffodil
Daffodil and her siblings in the litter - all named after flowers starting with ‘D’ - have THE most beautiful temperaments: they are sweet, gentle, but also fun. They all love cuddles and just gaze into your eyes or make happy little sounds while being held, without wriggling about very much. They love exploring and playing but are generally much more relaxed and laidback than other puppies of the same age. They aren’t yappy and don’t demand too much attention but relish whatever affection comes their way!
They have all been well socialised with adult dogs and have been wonderful with some primary school-aged kids they’ve met. They would slot into many households as long as they’re included in daily family life and all its big and small adventures.
Daffodil is perhaps the quietest/most reserved of her litter - and a personal fave of one of her carers who is particularly smitten by her. She comes across as a real old soul with her gentle demeanour, but she's no wallflower either as she still enjoys a rambunctious wrestle with her siblings. She could benefit from having another confident adult dog in her new home to show her the ropes, but this isn't essential either.
Like all puppies, she will need to be enrolled in puppy pre-school to learn how to be the best girl she can be.
Please note that we've been told that their mum was a german shepherd, but their dad was evidently something different - so their breed mix is just a guess.
Please enquire to meet them in Helensburgh NSW.
Medical notes
No known pre-existing conditions.
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Adoption details
The first step towards adoption is to complete our simple adoption/enquiry form so we can learn more about you and your lifestyle and see if that's a good fit for the pet you have in mind.
Completing the form does not oblige you to proceed any further if you don't wish to.
From there, we can arrange a meet and greet and if satisfactory for all parties the adoption can go ahead.
The perfect home for each individual pet is essential, and the decision about which new home the pet goes to is made by the founder of the rescue group.