Jed

This little baby is jed, doesn’t he just have sweetest face! jeddy was surrendered to us after a change in his families circumstances. The first day i met him, he was so shy and timid and wouldn’t even come close to me. It took days of hard work by his foster carer to get him to lighten up a little and realise that the world isn’t such a scary place and people wont hurt him. And loud noises would just send jed over the edge, running away even at the sound of the bin lid closing or the microwave door shutting. The family he came from really did love him but neither the family or myself could confirm what the family he was with prior to us was like. Jed also had a hard time eating his food in the beginning without someone standing there beside him patting him, telling him everything's ok. We really must commend his foster carer for all their hard work because he now has a lot more confidence and can walk down dean street for his early morning walk without too many problems. There is still the occasional jump and he will walk behind you instead of in front of you but its getting better by the day!little jed walks very well on the lead, is great with other dogs and fantastic with kids. He gets attached easily to those who show him love and wants nothing more than to please you, looking for approval with just about everything he does. He would also suit an older couple as he doesn’t have the same high energy levels as most foxy’s. Jed is a one of a kind boy who really does deserve to go to a family where he can come out of his shell even more and spent his whole life with his very own forever family