If you're looking for a dog who is quiet, easy to look after and exercise, then pretty Peaches is for you. She may be not quite a spring chicken but she still has quite a bit of energy and is a ball-mad fetcher, so you can stand in one spot and she'll play for hours fetching a ball for you and dropping it at your feet. Peaches's other favourite game is tug of war where you'll need a few muscles to beat her. She is so keen that she can get a little over excited and accidentally nip you if your hand or arm is in the wrong spot, so this game is best not played with little kids. She will enjoy regular walks to get her out and about and make her life interesting as well as the backyard playtimes.

Beautiful Peaches is very obedient and listens well to commands. She loves attention and affection but doesn't demand it. She seems fine when on her own and is non-destructive, so could be okay in a working family as long as she gets lots of exercise and is included in family life when you are home. She is good with other dogs but not tested with cats.
Peaches will need a safe and secure yard.

Peaches has such a lovely character and will make a wonderful companion in a loving home.

MEDICAL NOTES
Adoption fee includes vet check with flea and worm treatment, C5 vaccination, microchip (including transfer of ownership) and sterilisation. The fee does not include heartworm treatment.

ADOPTION NOTES
Adoption Fee: $315

Our adoption process for the successful applicant includes a meet and greet, (including your dog if applicable), a home check (or photos of your yard and fencing to be supplied to us if not local), and a two week trial period to ensure your chosen dog is the right fit for your home.

All adoption fees must be deposited into our SAFE Bunbury bank account in full before adoption trial starts (we cannot accept cash). The Adoption Agreement will be emailed to the selected applicant in advance of meeting your chosen dog.

After the adoption trial period has been completed we arrange transfer of ownership of the dog's microchip to the new owner, and email out the vet records.