Abbey

Abbey is a beautiful little dog, she has a lovely nature, loves going for walks & even though small will go for runs and loves an open space to have a play and run around. Her recall is getting better with every outing, she also loves to chase a ball and is even bringing it back to us now. She is learning very quickly, and loves treats as a reward. Our ten year old daughter loves playing ball with her and wrestling with toys, we have had no trouble with her and children at all. Though with her being so small and dainty children over 8 who understand how to look after her would be more suitable. Abbey has a peculiar love of water in that she loves to cool off in a shallow container of water or wading pool, she puts her whole head under the water like she's trying to catch something, it's hilarious. She is certainly a very loving dog and especially loves cuddles and sitting on our laps. She is very dedicated to the one who feeds her and loves being with the family every minute she can. Abbey can be an outdoor dog and was before coming to us, but she has been so beautiful that we are spoiling her at the moment and she spends every moment she can with our family inside. Abbey has only had a few toilet errors since coming to us and it has been quite a few weeks since she has done anything wrong, a doggy door would be perfect for her as she loves to let herself out if she has to go to the toilet. She would sleep outside at night and does most of the time, except when there is a thunderstorm, abbey gets quite frightened and just wants to be with us, she can sleep inside all night in her bed without needing to go outside until the morning, she has been fantastic with that. She will even keep you company in bed if you are that way inclined with her!! the choice is yours to make, she will let you be the boss. Abbey only barks if someone comes to the front door and not at anything that moves, which is a big bonus!

she has fantastic manners and sits very well for her treats and even has a gorgeous way with begging on her back legs with her two front paws together, this is to let you know when she wants to come inside, get down from your arms or anything really, its her way of talking and letting you know what she thinks should be happening. Abbey would make any older family a beautiful loving pet, we all love her very much and couldn't have asked for a cuter foster doggy!