Toxic food and poisonous plants for dogs
Foods and plants to keep away from your pet dog.
Dogs, Adopters, Welfare
Poppy is a gentle, affectionate girl who is still finding her feet after a big change in her life. She appears a little unsure of the home environment and will benefit from a calm, patient household where introductions to everyday routines are taken slowly. She has remained clean in her kennel and appears to be housetrained, but she will need a secure garden to support house training and to enjoy safe off-lead time. Poppy can find being left worrying at first, so any time alone will need to be built up gradually to help her feel secure and confident. She is friendly with people and enjoys company, often greeting strangers politely and settling at their feet. Poppy is affectionate but not yet fully comfortable with lots of fuss, sometimes showing appeasing behaviours, so adopters should be happy to let her set the pace. She has no preference between men or women and is happy to meet new people. Poppy walks nicely on a lead, preferring a slip lead to a harness, and will be happiest in quieter walking areas due to her sensitive nature and high prey drive. At present, Poppy is best suited as the only dog in the home. She is currently very worried by other dogs and seeks little interaction, sometimes panicking if approached by a dog unexpectedly. Poppy is not suitable to live with cats. With time, patience, and a peaceful home, Poppy has the potential to blossom into a loyal and loving companion.