Wilma

Wilma is a beautiful little girl who loves affection. She is happy sleeping on her blankethappy in the yard with her foster family's pooch and very happy in your arms. She may not look like a lap dog at first glance but little Wilma is an absolute smooch!

She has outbursts of energy where she plays enthusiasticallyfollowed by much needed periods of rest where she is hard to motivate!

Wilma sits patiently for her meals and is very eager to please. Being a puppyshe needs some training and could use a bit more work on the lead. Wilma would benefit with a family that had time to spend with her and give her lots of cuddles. She is fantastic with dogs but needs a slow introduction as she can get a little worried. As her foster family do not have a cat we are unsure how she would react.

Wilma has been great with children but does need a little training. She can get very excited and often jumps up to say hello.

Wilma suffers from very mild Pulmonic Stenosis. Wilma has had heart surgery to widen her pulmoatic artery which was succsessful.
Pulmonic stenosis is a congenital (present at birth) defect characterized by the narrowing and obstruction of blood through the heart's pulmonary valve which connects the pulmonary artery to the right ventricle (one of the heart's four chambers).
Wilmas condition is now mild and she suffers from a heart murmur she will need ongoing vet checks as she grows and potentially medication as she gets older.
This condition does not effect Wilma in any way and she is a active happy go lucky puppy who loves to play our specialist vets assure us she will live a very happy normal life.