Honey

Meet Honey!

Honey came to the shelter after her previous family could no longer take care of her, Honey is now waiting to meet her new forever family!

Honey has shown that she is a friendly girl but has been a little nervous on occasion since living with us, staff have been helping her with confidence with daily with walks around the shelter to meet new people. It appears that Honey hasn't had much previous training and we have been helping her to learn the skills that she will need in a home environment. Honey would like to find a home that has a family member home regularly as she needs some assistance with being alone, when left alone make sure she has much enrichment to help keep her relaxed.

Honey hasn't had much association with leads and harnesses before and can be hesitant to walk on equipment but is making good improvements here at the shelter. Honey gets some training walking on lead every day and has shown that she knows how to walk calmly on lead but occasionally becomes unsure and needs some positive encouragement to continue. Daily walks for exercise will also double as training and will be important to keep improving Honey's behaviour on lead.

Honey has met some other dogs while here at the shelter but can be unsure around them at first, Honey will be best suited to a home as the only dog. Honey would like to find a home that has a spacious backyard for her to explore and play in with her new forever family. Honey has shown that she prefers to spend time outdoors with her family than indoors. Overtime she may learn to enjoy spending time indoors. She hasn't shown much interest in toys has she hasn't been shown how to play and will need some introduction to games and having fun.

If Honey sounds like she could find a loving place in your home come along to meet her today, I know that Honey will excited to meet her new forever family.