Lottie – Now Adopted!

Dogs name:

Lottie

Age:

2 years old.

Current location:

Bletchley, Milton Keynes.

I CAN LIVE WITH

Children:

Yes, dog savvy

Cats: untested

Dogs:

Yes, calm and laid-back dogs.

A BIT ABOUT ME

Personality:

Lottie is extremely affectionate with her humans and dogs in the home and will seek comfort and attention from them.

Lottie may start out a little anxious but as soon as she feels settled you will see that she is a young, playful and energetic girl with so much to give to her family.

Lottie is eager to please and so ready to learn, she has absolutely thrived in foster.

Behaviour:

She can be anxious and will seek reassurance from her humans and other dogs.

Lottie loves to play fetch and with a good chew toy and will share the other dogs’ toys (even if they were playing with them at the time).

Lottie does have separation anxiety; this will improve over time and with the company of another dog.

Needs:

Lottie is a well-rounded little girl and will suit the majority of home and family environments.

Lottie needs someone home with her or able to take her with them.

Lottie does need another dog in the home, to keep her company and give her the reassurance she needs.

A garden is a must for her to play and enjoy.

Walk/exercise:

Lottie loves long walks; she has come on wonderfully while in foster learning to walk well on the lead. We would recommend her training continue with her new family.

She walks well in company and enjoys meeting new dogs and people whilst out and enjoys exploring her environment.

Toilet trained:

Lottie is a good girl; she will need a toileting routine while she settles.

Can be left:

Lottie has separation anxiety so this will need to be worked on.

Lottie is much better with another dog for company.

Travel:

Lottie travels well, because of this we will accept applications of up to 4 hours away from her current location.

We recommend using seatbelt restraints or crate for the boot whilst traveling.

Things to be aware of:

Any female dogs in the home must be spayed and any males must be neutered. Any dog in the home mustn’t have any resource guarding issues.

Lottie will be going home on a “to be spayed” contract to be neutered by a vet of the charity’s choosing cost covered by the charity, once she has reached her goal weight of 20kg.

Sometimes Lottie is excited to play, any young children in the home must be supervised, as she has the potential to jump and knock children over and pinch their toys.

Children must understand that bulldogs need time to settle in and have space to rest peacefully and uninterrupted.

Additional information:

Lottie has the sweetest most affectionate & playful nature. She wants to love everyone, adults, children and even other dogs in the home. And will initiate play with all, this genuine little girl will be the most incredible addition to any family home.

A little of Lottie’s story below,

You may have seen our post earlier this week, announcing 4 dogs (who were dumped together) coming to into foster and an additional stray, all from Appledown Kennels.

On Wednesday we introduced Rosie who is now in foster with Pam and Mark in the Midlands.

Today we welcomed

Lottie, 2 years old, dumped, now in foster with Helen Diggins in the Midlands

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