24-11-25 Wyatt has come to us from a home after an accidental litter, and he arrived with his siblings. We are told they are Whippets. This lovely little group can be a bit timid at first, but with plenty of gentle handling, patience, and love, they should all gain confidence quickly.

Wyatt can be adopted as an only dog or could happily live with a kind, resident dog who doesn’t mind sharing their space. He is also young enough to join a family with children, as long as they are respectful and give him the space he needs while he grows and settles in.

Once he is fully vaccinated and old enough, Wyatt will be keen to enjoy lots of adventures with his new family. As a young pup, he will need adopters who are committed to teaching him all the basics, such as house training, walking on a lead, and learning good manners and who understand that puppies learn through time, consistency, and kindness.

His adopters must agree to have him neutered when he is of age and to take him to puppy socialisation and training classes to help him grow into a confident, well-rounded adult dog.

Wyatt is a sweet, sensitive boy who is sure to make a wonderful companion for the right family. He has so much love to give and is ready to start his new chapter.

Can live with other dogs

This dog can be homed with a resident dog.