Dogs looking for forever homes

What you need to know

Age:
3-4 years

Sex:
Female

Breed:
Terrier cross

Can live with:
Ayla will need to be the only dog in the home. She cannot live with cats or small animals.

About me

Ayla came in on the 28th of February as part of.cruelty case. When she arrived she had untreated ear and eye infections and very itchy skin that was causing her discomfort.  After months of treatment Ayla is feeling much better but is still on some treatment for her skin that her new owner will need to continue with. She is now ready to find a new home.

Ayla has spent the last six months in a foster home, Here is some information about how she has settled in:-

Ayla is a wonderful little dog with lots of personality.  She can be very cautious at first, but once trust has been established, her affectionate and playful side will win you over. 

Alya loves nothing more than long walks, she is especially fond of the seafront and loves exploring around the rock pools. She can get over excited about the world around her and any sudden movement from other dogs and cats will demand her attention and can lead to her pulling on her lead. Alya is very cautious with other dogs, it may look like she wants to play, however once she is face to face with another dog, her defences will kick in and she can be unfriendly.

At home, Alya loves to curl up on the sofa, she will push her way under pillows and throws, and enjoys being covered over. Alya is amazing at reading your body language, she understands many words and can read your facial expressions. She is watching and listening to you all the time. She would be perfect for someone who works from home and /or retired and wants the constant loving affection that ayla gives . She doesn’t like being left on her own which creates some anxiety for her . 

Ayla is looking for ann experienced, adult only home and needs to be the only pet.