Seppl – 2 year old male Terrier Cross

Hello there! I’m Seppl! I’m 2.5 years old and I’m a wire-haired cross breed boy – perhaps part hippo – as you’ll usually find me flopped in the paddling pool!!

Let me tell you a bit about my journey so far. I came from an overcrowded kill station, and life was pretty confusing when I first arrived. It took me a while to understand what was going on and I was very overwhelmed and scared of other dogs.

I am quite good at socialising when I’m out in the playground, and I had many kennel friends so far, but I really would prefer to be the only dog in my forever home to make up all the lost time getting more and more cuddles.

At the shelter I soon learnt that the people around me now meant well, and boy, did I quickly bond with people! They’re the best. I absolutely love cuddles and playtime – who doesn’t, right?

But here’s the thing: I didn’t know much when I first got here. I had to learn that training with people is not just okay, it’s actually a lot of fun! I’ve mastered the art of walking on a leash, and I absolutely love playing fetch with a ball!

It’s important that my future family help me to continue my journey and guide me through new situations.

We spend time together in the dog run whenever we can, and I’m making some great progress. I’m a goof ball, I love bumbling around and playing games and rolling in the pool.

I’ve got so much love for you humans, but I am at the shelter for almost 2 years now and still on the lookout for my forever people – the ones who will help me, support me, and show me the ropes of everyday life.

If you’ve fallen in love with me (who wouldn’t, right?) and want to be the guiding light in my life, please reach out.

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