Gigi

You must complete an online application form at https://www.all4pawsdogrescue.com.au/forms.html and the carer will contact you if you're suitable

Gigi is a very gentle girl who needs a lot of love and care. She is around two years old and she would love to have all your attention and will be good to have a dog buddy. She can be the only dog as well but preferred to have company. Gigi is a working bred and she is highly intelligent and active. She figured out puzzle toys within minutes due to the urge of food. Nothing else will catch her attention except toys with sounds; not prolonged attention though. She is a very stubborn girl that hasn't seen much of the world, a quiet place will be good for her to continue training. Trams and trains will scare her a little and she is slowly familiarising with going up and down the car as well as the stairs. A lot of encouragement is necessary as she will only move when you give her trust and confirmation.
Also, she doesn't like to be locked up in a place and happy to stay in the same room with you when you are at home. She is fine leaving her alone with enrichments for up to 5 hours however she will try to escape and slightly destructive if she doesn't get enough exercises or stimulation. She is currently doing two big walks daily now at least 1.5hr per walk and one or two puzzle games in between. She is a natural food hunter as she learnt instantly how to shred boxes with treats inside within minutes. Gigi would love to greet every dog and human in the park however she is the dog that is always in your face. After a couple of “telling off” by the other dogs, she is learning to do a confirmation at a distance before she moves forward; she is learning that not all dogs are friendly and wants to play.
Couple things to note here:
• She will whine nonstop if you are ignoring her!
• She is verbal, will definitely let you know when she needs something
• Jumpy over excitement, so no young child and kids more than 16 years old is preferred. Makes sure you calm her down before you greet her or offer her food.
• Constant training is a must