Bailey came to us from a breeder as a very timid and shut-down girl. Although she was frightened, she has always been a gentle, placid dog who is easy to handle, just not used to kindness or the routines of normal life.

Since being with us, Bailey has made lovely progress and is starting to show her true character. She is a very sweet girl who enjoys human company, cuddles, lap snuggles, treats, toys and food. She is learning to walk on a harness, although she still finds this a little scary at times and will need continued reassurance and patience.

Bailey will need a calm, quiet home with at least one kind resident dog, as she takes great comfort from other dogs and would struggle as an only dog. She particularly enjoys the company of Cavaliers. Any children in the home will need to be older and dog-savvy, as Bailey can be spooked by sudden movements and loud noises. She has met cats at the rescue and was fine, so could live with a dog-savvy cat.

Having never lived in a home before, Bailey will need patient adopters to help her learn house training and the basics of home life. She will also need time to build confidence walking on a harness and lead, starting slowly in the garden before venturing further afield.

Bailey is a lovely, gentle girl who has come a long way and now just needs a calm, understanding home where she can continue to grow in confidence.

Bailey has a fatty lump behind both shoulders, these have been assessed by our vet with a FNA and are consistent with fatty tissue/lipomas.

Bailey has a travel document.

Bailey has been given the Gift of Life by Margaret Hunter

Can live with other dogs

This dog can be homed with a resident dog.

Cat friendly

This dog can be homed with cats.