Rex is a fun, characterful boy who is looking for a calm home where he can be the only dog and won’t have visiting dogs. He was found as a stray but has settled brilliantly into a home environment and has been fully housetrained in foster care. Rex enjoys his routine and will need his new family to slowly build up any time left alone, but once settled he’s happy to relax and chill out.
Rex is friendly and social with people and loves meeting new faces. He enjoys a good fuss and attention but is also quite content entertaining himself or relaxing nearby. He’s generally easy to handle, is happy being harnessed and copes well at the vets. He can be a little unsure about his feet and legs being touched and isn’t a fan of being picked up, but he responds well to kind, patient handling and lots of reassurance.
Out and about, Rex will need a bit of management, as he can be reactive to other dogs and wildlife. He’ll do best with walks in quieter areas where he can feel more relaxed, and he’ll need to stay on lead and wear a muzzle in public. He is very food-motivated and responsive to his name, which will really help with ongoing training. A secure garden is a must for Rex, giving him a safe space to run, play and enjoy his favourite thing – his rubber balls! He loves a game of fetch, will happily amuse himself if you’re busy, and shows no guarding behaviour. Rex can’t live with cats, but in the right home he’ll make a loyal, affectionate companion who has so much love to give.
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Rex will need to be the only dog in the home, as he prefers having his space to himself. On walks, he can find other dogs a bit overwhelming, so he’s happiest exploring quieter areas while staying on lead (and wearing his muzzle, which he’s comfortable with). A secure garden is important so he has a safe, peaceful space to enjoy.