Narla – 6 month old female Cockapoo

Narla is a 6 month old Cockapoo puppy bitch being fostered in adult family home with other dogs in Gloucestershire.

Narla came into our care after her previous owner felt it was not fair to keep her as their other dog would not accept her and got very stressed.

So this little dog has bounced into our rescue and is an absolute little dream of a dog she is everything a 6 month puppy should be full of fun, very loving, loves everyone and everything.

She is living in a multi dog household and gets on great with all of them all she wants to do is play, her foster mum is a dog walker so she gets to meet other dogs again just loves it, loves the walks, the countryside and the rivers.

She has an amazing recall.

Loves the rivers

Adores other dogs

She has attended an Agility competition where every one fell in love with her and she took it all in her stride and has even had a mini agility lesson which she loved.

She would make a great agility dog

 

She is an active very bright amazing little dog and we want a home that will do her justice and give her what she needs in terms of training, adventures and fun.

She would love to be with another fun loving dog.

She is fully house trained, can be left for a few hours which we are building on, travels well – nothing negative to say she is getting a lot of interest but it has to be the right home could it be you?

She is fully vaccinated, microchipped, and up to date with her flea and worm treatments. Since she is still too young to be spayed, this responsibility will fall to her new owner as part of the adoption agreement.

Additionally, she will not be placed in a home with entire dogs.

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