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little Mia has come into rescue from a commercial breeder, so whilst she has been well cared-for and well socialised around other dogs, she has seen little of the wider world, and is currently in the home of an experienced local foster carer who is both assessing her and teaching her about living in a normal home environment. Adopters will need to be ready to continue with this process, but already it is clear that Mia is a very intelligent little girl who will likely be a very good student! She is a delightful dog.Mia is unknown with cats or small pets. She is very goo with other dogs, and her fosterer will be assessing whether Mia needs to live with another dogs as a canine mentor friend, but dogs of this breed/type are often quite self-reliant characters. Mia is unlikely to be used to children so we would not be wishing to place her with children under 10 years.Mia is learning to walk on the lead, and this is progressing well. She is a calm and sweet-natured dog who is a very good g...
