Bon Bon

Are you right for Bon Bon? BonBon can live with other small, quiet dogs and also cats. Any children in the home must be older secondary age, due to his nervousness. In his previous home, BonBon used puppy pads so there may be some work to do with house training, and also a gradual build up of any time he spends alone. He will need a few visits paying to him at the centre before going home. Is Bon Bon right for you? BonBon is a timid lad who finds himself away from everything that is familiar to him. He has come from a multi dog household and isn't used to being walked on a lead, so he's had a lot to get used to. He needed a full groom when he came to us and he tolerated it but it clearly wasn't his favourite thing. BonBon is a nervous boy but he is getting more brave as each day passes. He isn't bothered about the noise of the train track, nor cars going by, but he is concerned about the movement of traffic, so he'd benefit from being walked in quiet areas. His previous owner told us t...