Rooster – 1 year old male French bulldog cross Border Terrier

Rooster is a 1 year old male French bulldog cross Border Terrier. He is small and mighty and full of character and mischief, but most of all snuggles, he is an absolute snuggle bug!!

Rooster arrived with us when he was left unclaimed in the pound, I am amazed nobody was frantically looking for him as he is gorgeous both inside and out!

Such a shame for such a gorgeous little lad to find himself homeless! Rooster is a lively happy little lad that would love a family to play with him and keep him occupied, he loves a walk and loves to greet everyone he meets!

Rooster adores other dogs so could happily live with a companion, he would equally be happy as the only dog in the home, he is a very easygoing little lad.

Rooster can live with children 6 years plus, he is a lovely social little lad with not a bad bone in him.

Rooster is fine to be left for short periods and is non-destructive. Rooster is a gorgeous happy lad that so desperately needs a forever home and family to grow up with. He is the sweetest little cuddle bug ever – he can’t get close enough to you!

Rooster is like living with a little comedian, he is always making you laugh with his antics and expressions, it’s hard to be sad with Rooster around!!

Rooster walks well on the lead and is great off the lead, he loves to chase other dogs and play ball with you, but his favourite thing is to snuggle.

Rooster would love to be able to sleep on the bed with you, he will make a fantastic little sidekick for someone, he is beautiful inside and out! Rooster is neutered, microchipped de flead, and wormed.

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