Mary – 2 year old female Ariegeois

Mary is a 2.5 year old female Ariegeois.

Mary is currently in a foster home in Cyprus, growing in confidence and weight. She is learning that she will get food every day and eats at a better pace now that she realises she won’t be starved again.

Ariegeois are playful and full of fun. Mary would benefit from an active lifestyle, with lots of lovely walks and goofy playtimes to make up for the lost time when she could hardly even move in her cramped cage.

Are you the outdoor type? Do you like long walks in the woods or along the beach? Mary would make a wonderful companion for your rambles! She is sweet-natured and very friendly with everyone, even strangers.

Mary is good with dogs of all sizes and also good with cats. She is a calm dog, happy to be carried when needed, and very good at the vet. Not confrontational at all, if a dog shows that it doesn’t like Mary, she simply walks away from any trouble!

Mary is a bit afraid of noises she doesn’t know, like cars and other loud sounds. She has never lived in a house before, so everything is new and can be overwhelming for her.

Mary already walks very well on the lead and will quickly learn lots of new skills with your help. She needs a secure garden, children over 10 years old, and a calm home with love and patience.

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