Dora(ND089)

Mumma dog is Jack Russell through and through, she may be crossed with something else but the Jack Russell has been dominant with her. She would best be suited to someone who understands the breed and is a lover of all things Jack Russell.

Dora LOVES her toys, though will destroy them, she buries her toys and sometimes food, but mostly she just plays, throwing her toy around and growling at it, making sure it is 'dead'. She loves nothing more than to be with her human and is very loyal. If you are laying on the couch then she will be with you, if you are in bed she will be there too, if you are outside then don't step backwards because this little cutie will be right behind you. She needs a little more practice walking on leash, but is fabulous if you want to take her to a park or oval. She will run and have a good time, but as soon as you call she comes running as fast as she can.

Dora loves the company of other dogs and enjoys her morning play with her foster sibling who is also a small female dog. They do sometimes have disagreements over who gets to sit on the human lap, but apart from that Mumma loves her foster sibling who shows the same in return. Dora would love a home with another playful little doggie friend as she is still a puppy and very loves to play.

Dora is not so great around other animals such as chickens and cats. This is when her breed steps in and she goes into hunt mode. She would best be suited to a home with no other pets, apart from a little doggie to keep her company.

She is good in the car, though if there is no other lap to sit on she will try and sit on the drivers lap if not restrained. Dora has been camping while in foster care and was a well behaved camp dog, and did not require to be on a lead up as she was happy to be at the camp with her family. Dora loves children, even though there are none in her foster family, when she sees them on her adventures she runs straight to children and wants to love them.

Dora is very good at jumping and if there is a tasty snack on a kitchen bench or table she will find her way to it, so you must be careful not to leave chairs pulled out or platforms near your kitchen bench she may use to help herself.

Dora is also a good digger and will dig her way out of the backyard if there is a place and a chance to go on an adventure, so a secure backyard is an absolute must to keep her safe.

She has previously had a litter of 6 puppies and was very badly malnutrition and could not care for them so they have all been hand raised. She has now been desexed, is happy and healthy and ready to find her special family. Dora has a lot of love to give and would best be suited to a family who treats their dog as part of the family and takes them every where.