Boss

Boss came into our care as a stray, so unfortunately we don’t know anything about his background and he may not have lived in a home environment before.He can be quite timid with new people and in new situations, but once he feels safe and begins to trust you, he really comes out of his shell. He becomes lively, affectionate and will actively seek attention, often coming to sit next to you when he wants some fuss. Underneath his worries, he is generally a laid-back boy who enjoys company.Boss will need experienced owners who understand nervous dogs and have the time to continue his training. When walked in quieter areas he does walk nicely on his collar and lead, however when taken off site into the village he becomes overwhelmed by traffic and shows fear behaviours. His confidence is growing with us, but this will need to be built up slowly and positively in his new home.Boss would like someone at home most of the time initially while he settles. Any time left alone will need to be in...

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