Rock – 2 year old male Cross-Breed

Meet Rock – The Most Amazing Lad!!

Rock is a small sized one two year old male.

This gorgeous boy was sadly left behind in Romania by his owners with a very tight chain around his neck – hust abandoned with no way of escaping. Luckily he was rescued and took to safety and he has now arrived in a loving and caring foster home and has fit right in!!

Rock is a sweet and loving cuddle monster who loves people despite being so let down by them. He is just a sweetheart who is lapping up all the love and affection – He loves everyone, especially the men of the house, he is the true definition of a man’s best friend.

Rock would be a perfect companion for a trip to the local dog friendly pub or cafe on a Sunday afternoon. Ensure you have lots of treats and cuddles available though, he has mastered those puppy dog eyes!!

Rock gets along well with dogs of all sizes and is very playful with them all yet respects their boundaries and doesn’t challenge them. He could happily live in a home with or without other dogs.

Rock is still settling into his new surroundings and has only had one accident in the home so far when he first arrived, he knows to toilet outdoors and will wait until he has access to the garden. What a clever boy!

Rock is such a smart boy and knows to sit nicely for a treat or a fuss, he waits patiently and knows not to jump up. He loves a good sniff and his foster mum thinks he would excel in sniffing games. He is learning to play with toys too.

He is a very gentle boy despite being stocky and strong. He is super intelligent and sleeps through the night with no mess or fuss. He can happily be in a seperate room having a snooze whilst his family are busy so could build up to being left for short periods.

Rock is neutered, fully vaccinated and microchipped.

Rock is in foster in West Yorkshire.

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