Coral is a sweet but shy girl who has come to us from a breeder. She may be a little unsure at first, but once she begins to feel comfortable, she will accept gentle fuss and quietly enjoy your company. She will need patience, time, and understanding as she settles into her new environment.

Coral has a truly gentle and easy-going nature. She is one of those lovely dogs who is happy to go along with whatever is happening around her, whether that’s having a play in the yard with her friends, enjoying a quiet stroll with a kind human, or simply relaxing in her bed. She is very easy to please and asks for very little, making her a wonderful companion.

Although she isn’t overly cuddly at the moment, once she has had a little time to get to know you, she is more than happy to sit contentedly by your side. She is also easy to handle when needed, which will help her continue to build confidence with gentle guidance.

Coral relies on her canine companions for reassurance and really enjoys their company, so she will need a kind and confident resident dog in her new home to help her feel safe and supported as she adjusts to home life. She would be best suited to a calm, quiet adult-only home, as busy or noisy environments may unsettle her.

As Coral has never lived in a home before, her adopters will need to be gentle and patient while she learns the basics, including house training and how to walk on a lead. The outside world may feel overwhelming at first, so starting with quiet garden exploration and gentle “sniffaris” will help her gradually build confidence.

Coral has come to us with some alopecia that should grow back with time and care. She has had two teeth removed at the time of her spay, and our vet noted that she had multiple missing on arrival.

Coral is a truly sweet and gentle soul who, with kindness and reassurance, will make a calm and loving companion in the right home.

Coral has a travel document.

Coral has been given the Gift of Life by Carol Unsworth

Can live with other dogs

This dog can be homed with a resident dog.