Cooper

Cooper's ideal home

Cooper can live with children over the age of 12 as he can be a little boisterous and extra care needs to be had around his back legs. He is a social butterfly and will greet other dogs in a friendly and excited manner however he can be a little over the top with some dogs which doesn't always go down well. We believe it is in Cooper's best interest to be the only dog in the home but to carry on meeting other dogs out and about on walks.

Could you be Cooper's perfect match?

This silly 3 year old chap came in through no fault of his own, and can often be found dozing off in his kennel during the day! That quickly changes when he sees one of his carers heading his way for walkies! He is a big lad so can be quite strong on the lead so his adopters will need to be quite confident when handling him. He enjoys a lot of fuss and can curl his body in and lean against you while he is being stroked. Potential owners will need to be careful around his back legs as he does have some discomfort when having them touched. Cooper is instantly friendly with everyone he meets but he can be a little cautious about being handled, particularly when it comes to things like having his harness put on, and he isn't a fan of vet visits! He does love his tasty treats though, and knows a few commands, so his new family can have lots of fun building a bond and getting to know this lovely big boy,