Ebony – 4 month old female Cross-Breed

Ebony is a 4-month-old female Cross-Breed. She is expected to grow into a large-sized dog as she matures. At her young age, she already shows a loving and engaging personality.

She is described as friendly, playful, and very cuddly. Ebony enjoys interaction and is full of affection, making her a delightful companion. Her cheerful nature means she is likely to bring a lot of joy into a home.

Ebony is suitable to live with other dogs and gets along well with them. She would benefit from companionship and social interaction with other dogs. However, she is not suitable to live with cats, which is an important consideration for potential adopters.

She is suitable for a home with older children. This suggests she would do best in an environment where children understand how to interact gently and respectfully with a young puppy. Her playful energy would match well with a family setting.

Currently, Ebony is based in Cyprus but can travel to the UK or Europe. This allows her to be considered by adopters in a wider range of locations. Proper arrangements will support her journey to her new home.

She will be rehomed with an adoption package that includes vaccinations, microchipping, and blood testing. A full RBU is also part of her adoption process. These measures help ensure she is healthy and ready for her future family.

Ebony has not yet been neutered due to her young age. This will need to be considered by her adopters as she grows older. A home check will also be required to confirm that her new environment is suitable.

Overall, Ebony is a sweet and affectionate puppy with a bright and loving nature. She is ready to find a forever home where she can grow, play, and share her affection. With the right family, she will develop into a loyal and devoted companion.

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