Bluey Adoption pending

A very lucky forever family is going to see this gorgeous little man and immediately fall in love with him. Here is some more information from his foster carer:

"Bluey is a cute ball of fun and hilarity, and just a little bit special. Part of that special is his Cerebellar Disorder, a neurological disorder that affects his coordination, his eating and his decision making ability. I can tell you now, it certainly does not stop him from participating and playing with my two big dogs and he has shown a determination and improvement in the time he has been a part of our household. He would suit a forever family who can be patient and understanding of these special needs but continues to challenge him and his abilities as he grows and develops.

He has been in households with both small and large dogs and adapts to either situation; but the other dogs and children will need to be tolerant as he doesn't quite know when to stop! \ Continuing to socialise him as he grows will be important in teaching him manners and social skills in both human and animal environments, and having a doggy brother or sister (and lots of rope toys!!) will keep him out of most of the puppy trouble you can expect at his age.

He is generally toilet trained but has the odd accident when nervous or excited. Bluey is also crate trained and this has been a good tool to settle him down, as well as give my two big dogs a rest! While he will give any situation a try, homes with lots of steps will likely not suit his coordination difficulties and it also means walks are slow and short.

Bluey loves his people; he will be always under your feet but he will forever be putting a smile on your face as you watch him grow and work through the daily coordination challenges. Cerebellar Disorder has no affect on his quality of life, requires no ongoing medication but he will provide endless love and appreciation in puppy kisses for the lucky family who provide him a loving and understanding home".