Lola – 1-2 year old female Cross-Breed

Lola is a 1-2 year old female Cross-Breed. She is born on November 2021, and she is looking for her forever home. Sadly her owners work circumstances changed, and he was unable to take her to work with him, as a result she was left with his elderly parents who were unable to instill any boundaries.

She became too boisterous for them to cope with. Hence coming to us. Her temperament is really lovely, and she is friendly to all, dogs big or small, young or old, loves adults and children alike, but probably to much for nervous or vey small children unused to bouncy dogs. She is fine with our cats who are completely indifferent to dogs, but again not for nervous cats, or those unused to dogs.

She takes little notice of our horses, likes to sniff them, but this is only allowed on a lead, because when they kick up their heels and frolic it’s pretty much a given she would want to run with them, and probably would end up hurt as one of them protects his mate. She hasn’t demonstrated any prey drive, but has a fabulous nose. She has not shown even a glimmer of aggression in any situation.

Her behaviour has improved massively and she tries hard to remember her manners, forgetting herself a little, and jumping up, if really over excited. She is now ready to look for her forever home. However she is still learning and will need positive input, and ongoing effort with training. We don’t know her breeder, but would not be surprised if she was from working lines. Lola is currently living with Fionna at the Sanctuary.

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