Molly *On Trial*

*molly is currently trialling her new home* adorable miss molly didn't have a good start to life. She was dumped with her brothers and sisters and was going to be shot. . . So sarg had to step in and give this gorgeous big pup a chance at a better life. Molly has settled in well into foster care on a 5000 acre farm with lots of good smells and other critters to keep her entertained including her carers own dogs of all shapes and sizes which molly is having a ball with; and cats, chooks, ducks, horses and sheep don’t bother her either (she even gets on with the pet galah!)! despite her rocky start to life molly adores humans and is even good with children though we don’t reckon she should be rehoused with really little ones as she may bowl them over in her exuberant play! molly is toilet trained and spends her days outside playing with the sheep dogs and romping in the crop. . . And loves to come inside to sleep with the greyhounds and whippet at night. Molly can “sit” for treats and is learning the “down” and stay commands as well as how to walk on a lead as she doesn’t appear to have had much practice with this; she also travels brilliantly in the car. As she’s only a pup molly will require ongoing obedience training as well as socialisation with other dogs so she grows up to have lovely manners!

there has been some debate over which large breeds make up molly; our vets have gone with “mastiff x” for her microchip though they can also see bull arab in her face as well as malamute in her beautifully smoky markings and the shape of her paws - whatever she is it is a perfectly balanced blend! molly will be on the large side once she finishes growing (perhaps about the size of a labrador? hard to say really!). We certainly know that her tail never stops wagging! she definitely knows her name - you say "molly" and the tail wags furiously!

molly would be best suited to an indoor / outdoor lifestyle with either a doggie companion to learn from or on her own but only if she won’t be left alone for long periods of time especially while she’s a pup. Daily walks, secure fencing, bones to chew on and toys to keep adorable miss molly stimulated are also a necessity so she doesn’t get bored and up to mischief. Ps - we think she may grow into her ears one day! not sure!

if you think you’ve got the time, patience and love to bring up this special girl then please download and complete a sarg dog application form by following this link: http://www. Sarg. Net. Au/adoptapet. Html