Dottie

12-12-25 Dottie is a beautiful Goldendoodle who has come to Many Tears from a home that sadly could not meet her needs. She struggles with separation anxiety, and her previous owners made the kind decision to let us help her find a home where she can truly flourish.

Dottie has gone into foster with a staff member and has shown to be a sensitive but happy girl who can be a little cautious around new men, but once she has been given the change to get to know you she settles just fine. Despite this, she is a dream to walk, she is already trained on a lead and harness and always ready for an adventure.

According to her previous home, she knows several basic cues including sit, paw, and settle, and she is fully toilet trained. Although, she may need some reminders in her new environment. We are told that she has lived with children and can be homed with children who understand her needs as she settles. Her recall still needs work, but she loves going on fun, on-lead outings, exploring new places, and enjoying plenty of mental and physical stimulation.

Dottie thrives in a calm household and will need a playful resident dog who can help build her confidence. She can also live with children. With men in the home, she will need a little patience and steady reassurance, but she is an adaptable girl and usually settles quickly once she feels safe.

In foster, Dottie has shown her affectionate, loving nature right away. Within hours she was rolling over for belly rubs, offering kisses, and greeting her foster mum each morning with tail wags and excitement. She enjoys nuzzling into her bed, relaxing close to her human, and spending quality time with her “best friend.”

Dottie loves to play fetch, enjoys toys, and absolutely adores the beach, she would happily spend her weekends exploring new walks or taking part in family adventures. After only three days in foster, she managed a coffee date in Abergavenny, calmly navigated busy market streets, had a long hike up The Blorenge, and even enjoyed an evening walk with her doggy friend before settling for the night.

Dottie truly is a wonderful dog with so much love to give. She simply needs a home that understands her separation anxiety, can provide company, structure, and reassurance, and is ready to enjoy the playful, affectionate, adventurous dog she is.