Wilson – 1 year old male Pointer Cross

This is Wilson, a male pointer cross who is 18 months to 2 years old.

Wilson came into our care after being found straying and has been with us for a few months in kennels.

He is a bouncy young boy who is always happy and waggy to greet us when we visit.

Wilson loves fuss and cuddles. He loves company and we feel he will be an excellent companion for an active owner or family.

As he is still young and bouncy, we feel he will do better if any children are teenagers and upwards.

He has been neutered and is a clean boy in his kennel.

He needs to learn some manners, but he is very food-orientated, so should be easy to train.

Due to his bounciness, we think he may be best as an only dog, but could possibly live with a tolerant dog given careful introductions.

Wilson is a lovely, friendly boy who has a lot of love to give. Homecheck and adoption fees apply.

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