19-11-25 Fandango is a gorgeous boy who originally came to us from a breeder, and was adopted for a short amount of time to a loving home, but it quickly became clear he struggled as an only dog and needed a resident friend in his home. He returned to rescue, leaving everyone heartbroken but determined to find him exactly what he needs.

Fandango adores everyone and everything. To him, the world is a thrilling place just waiting to be explored. He has very little spatial awareness, which only adds to his charm, often bulldozing cheerfully through the sea of dogs in his foster home. Every now and then there’s a gentle thump as he misjudges the edge of the sofa, but he pops right back up, ready for more cuddles or adventure.

This dear boy is clean in the house and has shown every sign of being house trained. He loves his walks, though his enthusiasm can bubble over at the start, and he can pull and bark in excitement, something his foster family is kindly helping him work on. With patience and practice, he’s already making progress.

One thing has become absolutely clear during his journey: Fandango cannot be an only dog. After spending a couple of days with the lovely family, his sadness at being alone was immediate, and he needs at least one kind, confident resident dog to guide him, comfort him, and share his world. With canine companionship, he is relaxed, joyful, balanced, and deeply content.

He is wonderfully affectionate, an extremely cuddly little sweetheart who easily wins over every heart he meets. Fandango has been castrated, had one tooth removed, and received treatment for his ear infection. Despite everything, his spirit remains endlessly bright.

Now this lovely boy is finally ready. Ready for the forever home he was always meant to have. A home with at least one doggy friend. A home where his quirks are loved, his enthusiasm welcomed, and his cuddles cherished. A home where he can continue growing in confidence, happiness, and all the gentle joy he has to give.

Can live with other dogs

This dog can be homed with a resident dog.