Carrot

Talk about a striking puppy!

This is Carrot and he is an absolute treasure. He has such a unique coat colour matched with stunning blue eyes that just draw you in. Little Carrot is such a cuddly and affectionate little puppy who currently believes he is a lap dog. He is the type of dog who wants lots of love and will give you lots of love in return. As a pup he is playful and likes his toys and a good game of tug of war.

Carrot is great with other dogs. He has been in care with two large breed dogs and has been meeting other dogs as well. He is a social puppy who is relatively quiet and respectful of other dogs but also likes a game. He will be a moderately active dog when older so will require daily exercise and like all puppies he will need ongoing socialisation.

During his time in care, Carrot has been progressing well with this training. He is willing to please and food motivated so is good to train. He has learnt to sit, walk on a lead, to be patient for food and treats, and is now learning to shake. With continued encouragement, Carrot will continue to grow in confidence everyday. It is important that his new family are committed to continuing his training as he will have much more to learn and it cements the bond between him and his owner. Carrot is toilet trained as long as he has access to the yard and is pretty much sleeping through the night.

We are looking for an experienced home where Carrot will be a part of the family and included in daily activities and outings. He will require another dog at home to keep him company and it also be beneficial for someone to be around more often than not as he thrives off companionship. Carrot should be allowed inside to be with the family and will require a warm bed to sleep in at night. We suggest a family with older or no kids but he should be able to be integrated with other types of pets with appropriate introductions. This little guy is a true treasure and will make a great addition to a family.

If you would like to apply to adopt Carrot then you need to go to the Fetching Dogs website and complete a dog adoption enquiry form as the first step.