Pet advice from Woodgreen
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Raven came to us as a stray so we do not have any history of her behaviour when home alone.
She is calm and quiet in her kennel, but any home alone time will need to be built up gradually and at her own pace.
This pet has a clean bill of health and can be fully insured after rehoming.
Raven gains a lot of confidence when walking with other dogs and could potentially benefit from living with another dog who is well rounded and will read her nervous behaviours as well as tolerate her young spaniel energy once she gets comfortable.
Any children in Raven’s new home would need to be aged 11+.
Raven is an affectionate girl, but she can be quite noise sensitive so would potentially find younger children worrying.
Although, once she has a bond with you she will want your undivided attention!
Raven will need a private, secure garden with 6ft fencing.
She will really benefit from having this as a safe space to help build her confidence and continue her training.
Raven is the sweetest little lady and a true typical spaniel; full of personality and curiosity! She loves gentle cuddles with her people and will completely melt your heart with her irresistible puppy-dog eyes.
Raven is super food-motivated, clever, and loves keeping her brain busy, especially when it comes to enrichment around mealtimes. She’s a lovely girl who will thrive with someone who can give her plenty of affection, mental stimulation, and fun activities to keep her entertained.
Raven is a nervous lady and is looking for a forever family who will be patient and understanding with her. With her sweet nature and adorable personality, Raven is sure to steal the heart of whoever is lucky enough to give her a home.
This dog has been reserved, but you can still apply to adopt. Submit a general application and you could be matched with other dogs looking for a home.