Prue – 4 year old female Cross-Breed

Loveliest little lady – Prue.

Prue is a small sized four year old.

Adorable Prue sadly hasn’t had a great life so far and is shows but she remains a sweet girly who’s so desperate to be best of friends with people – there seems to be a barrier that she’s struggling to cross in terms of touch but she will happily let you fuss her but this is against her will, no aggression in the slightest just scared.

It’s clear Prue will bond deeply to those who show her love and trust and will be a great companion dog!!

Prue is a delicate and fragile soul who’s slowly coming around and gaining confidence inside the home but at the moment she’s scared of the lead and will require more training before she’s ready to leave the front door so a garden will be required for this sweet girl to potter around outside.

When she sees her fosters, she taps her feet out of happiness and a tail that goes 100mph – it’s the cutest thing to see. Prue is obsessed with food so having treats on you automatically makes you her favourite person!!

We are unsure of her past but she finds dog a little worrying so an only dog home will be required for this girl to thrive – she definitely likes the calmer and relaxed lifestyle.

Prue isn’t yet spayed but this will be done – she is fully vaccinated and microchipped.

Prue is in foster in Cambridgeshire!!

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