Adoption information
About Ted
Ted might be one of the smallest boys in the litter, but what he’s currently lacking in stature, he makes up for with his big heart. He is such a gentle boy and loves nothing more than a snuggle in your arms. When he’s particularly enamoured he might even give you a little purr. Perhaps a cat in a past life!
He’s loving exploring his new garden and is particularly taken with dried-up leaves. His foster mum says there are no nutrients in them, but he refuses to accept this unpopular opinion, much to her dismay.
Ted would love a home with a garden to explore, and an owner or family who are around more often than not. As a working dog cross, he’ll need a family who understands the commitment involved in raising an active, intelligent pup. Regular exercise, plenty of mental stimulation and ongoing training will be essential to help him grow into a happy, well-adjusted adult.
Ted has also made it very clear to his foster family that he has absolutely no intention of being just an outside dog. An inside bed, preferably with some snuggle time included, is non-negotiable!
If you think you could give this little pupper the loving, committed home he deserves, please contact Sarah, his foster mum, at sewingreid@gmail.com.
Medical notes
No known pre-existing conditions.
Adoption details
***Our aim is to find the best homes for our dogs and pups, so a good detailed application will make you stand out from the rest***
If you could answer the following questions and provide as much information about your family, work, home life so we can best match up these pooches to the right family. Thanks so much.
* Current pets? If so, details. �
* Children? If so, details �
* Rent or own your home? Written agreement is required by your landlord/real estate for rental properties outlining that dogs are allowed. Our dogs and pups will only be adopted to homes where they are allowed inside to be part of the family. Real Estate approvals must state that this is permitted.�
* Opportunities for socialization outside the home? Whilst some of our dogs are best in only dog homes, most of our dogs have been provided with lots of socialisation and will need this to be ongoing.
* Work commitments? How long will the dog be on their own? �
* Why do you think this breed will be suitable for you? Breed type experienced owners will generally be given priority.
* Will you allow this pooch to live both inside and outside as part of the family? �
* Yard check will be done to confirm you have a fully fenced secure yard and adequate shelter when the dog or pup is outdoors.
Wally's Doggie Rescue put a lot of time and effort into ensuring our dogs/pups are sociable and made to feel part of the family, so in considering adoptions, these are the type of things we will be looking for in a new family. He/she will be desexed,1st and 2nd vaccination, microchiped, wormed and flea treated regularly and a health check done by our vet .