Buddy – 2 year old male Cross-Breed

Buddy is looking for a home. Buddy is a 2.5 year old male Lurcher type from Romania originally but has been living in the UK for 2 years now.

Buddy is a nervous boy who will need patience and a consistent routine to help build his confidence.

He can be fearful when meeting new people and it will take a few meet ups before trust is gained. Once he gets to know you he is very affectionate and loves cuddles.

He is fine to be left alone and has shown no separation anxiety and he is fully toilet trained.

He has lived with other dogs and is great when meeting dogs on walks.

He has a lot of energy to burn off as he is so young and athletic, so would need a home with a garden and with access to quiet walks away from crowds, bikes and children.

He will bark at and chase strangers when out on walks if he is not on a lead. Therefore, he would prefer a home in a quiet ideally more rural location.

He cannot live with children, or in a home that has regular child visitors, as he finds them too unpredictable.

Buddy has worked with a behaviourist to support him through his anxiety, and he has shown potential for counter-conditioning training in the right environment, however this will take time.

The behaviour reports can be shared with any adopters.

Buddy is currently on medication for a skin allergy, which could be seasonal or could be long term, as this is only a recent issue.

Buddy has been treated for parasites, microchipped, neutered and vaccinated.

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