Aramis

The 3 musketeers!

These three siblings are bundles of joy and lots of tiny teeth. Typical little pups exploring the world and developing quickly!

This family was taken from their mother too soon at 4 weeks old, luckily they have each other and good foster parents to help teach them dog manners and play. They have met all sized dogs from fluffy happy Papillions, active border collies and German shepherds.

They enjoy running in the long grass, climbing the firewood piles and running around with tissues or toys in their mouth! They love to play, tug of war with each other or with the bottom of your pants! Which we are learning is not a game.

These pups are smart, coming from their German shepherd father. They are learning that sitting gets the cuddles! Which they love ... just watch out it goes lick lick lick nip!
Typical puppies still learning the rules.

The night in shining armour, Aramis. The smartest one in the group can be the most trouble but also achieve the most. He has become a quick favourite in the household and enjoys being cuddled up like a baby, paws crossed and watching Netflix. Don’t like the baby hold fool you, he is extremely smart, active and driven. If you want to do further dog sports he is your man.

They are sleeping in a crate, through the night with a decent wake up call at 6:30-7am. They are getting great at toilet training. Never an accident in their bed, always on the newspaper outside the crate. And during play time in the house they are learning to go back to the newspaper to go toilet.

They are good in the car and have shown no signs of sickness during travel.

We are looking for families that won’t stop at puppy training, they want to continue doing further dog training classes into adulthood. Socialisation is extremely important for pups and this has to be positive. It’s up to the owners to get this right and set up positive play time with adult dogs. We expect these puppies to be the centre of the family! Sleep inside and taken on all adventures, show them the world.

Ideally, you will either have another dog at home for company when at work or someone home most days. Large breed experience and commitment to training is preferable.

Wanting to move forward? Please complete the adoption enquiry form via our Fetching Dogs website as the next step.