Hope

Hope's ideal home

Hope can live with children over the age of 10 but will need to be the only dog at home. We cannot guarantee that she is house trained as we have no history for her, but we feel she could probably be left alone for an hour or two initially without any concern.

Could you be Hope's perfect match?

Beautiful Hope arrived via the dog warden and we very quickly realised that she was heavily pregnant! Seven very chunky babies later, she's ready to find a new home of her own. There isn't anyone at the centre that hasn't fallen in love with this beauty, she is outrageously affectionate with people and loves to be cuddled, and she's had no problem with any of us being around her babies, she's been proud to show them off. Hope has had quite a few checks from our vet throughout her pregnancy and subsequent motherhood, and she's been excellent for all of them. We have tried to keep Hope socialised but her reactions can be mixed when meeting other dogs. Some she will walk well with and others she doesn't want approaching her. She may settle down in the future once her pups have gone but for now she will need to be the only dog at home, but if she has a walking pal or two that she finds agreeable, that would be nice for her. Hope really is the most scrumptiously loving and playful girl, and we're all very jealous of the family that gets to take her home!