Milo

Are you right for Milo? Milo can live with older high school children but no other pets, due to a lack of socialisation. He is better suited to a quiet home with few visitors. Milo is house trained but may scent mark initially, and he isn't really used to spending time home alone. He will require ongoing coat care which can be costly, so please consider this if thinking of adoption. Is Milo right for you? Milo is quiet a timid little chap but he has settled well into his foster home. He likes to be able to approach people in his own time and comes around very quickly if allowed to do so. Once somebody has his approval, Milo is very happy to see them and be made a fuss of. He's very relaxed in his foster home, and happy for his carer to leave a room whilst he continues to chill elsewhere. Milo enjoys his walks but twenty minutes seems to be his limit, he'll put the brakes on after that! He can sometimes be spooked by other dogs and although he is not unfriendly, he will certainly requir...