Molly

How much training will I need?

Can I be left alone?

In Molly’s previous home, she could be left home alone for 2 hours.

Any home alone time should be slowly built up at her pace after she has settled in.

Do I have any medical conditions?

 Molly has current medical conditions, namely a cyst (being monitored), that will require consideration before this pet is rehomed. Our rehoming team will be able to give you further information if you apply to rehome them and you are a successful match.  

We would also advise that any medical conditions, be that historic or ongoing, are discussed with your own vet prior to taking them home. 

Can I live with dogs?

Can I live with cats?

Can I live with small pets?

Additional information

Molly is uncomfortable around other dogs which she communicates by barking. We are doing training with her around other dogs and it is important that she continues this in her new home but she will need to walk in quiet areas where she won’t come across many, if any, other dogs.

Molly has lived with cats in her previous home but she grew up with them. She has the potential to live with a cat in her new home, pending slow, careful introductions. It is important that any cat Molly lives with is confident as when she see’s cats out and about and they run away, she is interested in chasing them.

What kind of family am I looking for?

Molly can live with children aged 8+.

Molly is an energetic, bouncy girl, that may get over enthusiastic at times. She is very affectionate and will lean into your legs for a fuss.

What type of environment would suit me?

Molly will need her own fully secured garden with 6ft fencing and no neighbouring dogs. Her favourite thing to do is chase balls, so having the space to do this in her own garden would be ideal.