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Figgy has been able to be left for a couple of hours, however this was a gradual process.
So any time left alone should be slowly built up in a new home.
This pet has a clean bill of health and can be fully insured after rehoming.
Figgy would be best suited to being the only dog in the home.
She does have the potential to make some doggy friends for walks, but they will need to be very well socialised and confident, so they can deal with her energetic enthusiasm.
Figgy is a very bouncy girl and has some sensitivity round her handling, therefore any children in the home would need to be 8+.
Once she gets to know you she will show her sweet side, nuzzling into you and cuddling up on the sofa.
Figgy will need a secure 6ft fenced garden. This will help her have a safe space to let out her energy with her favourite toys (frisbees, balls and cuddly toys), as well as continue her training.
She really loves digging, so having a sandpit or dig box available for her to use would be beneficial.
Figgy is a fun-loving, lively girl with a wonderful personality and plenty of charm. She’s incredibly affectionate and loves spending time with her people. Whether she’s out exploring new places or enjoying playtime with her favourite toys, Figgy approaches life with enthusiasm and joy. She’s a clever girl who would thrive with a family committed to continuing her training and helping her reach her full potential. Figgy is eager to learn and will reward her family with endless affection, laughter, and companionship.
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