Crush

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  • Human family requirements

    I can live with older children, aged 16+, who understand I need time to settle in.

  • Other pet requirements

    I can be an only dog or live with other dogs. I have never met cats.

  • House and garden requirements

    I will need a secure garden while I get used to my new home.

  • Out and about requirements

    I walk well on a harness and would enjoy one or two walks a day!

  • Training needs

    I have lived in a home before so know the basics.

  • Medical issues

    I have bilateral nuclear sclerosis. Please read below for more information!

Crush is a sweet gentleman who has come to us from a breeder and is still waiting for his forever home. After spending all his life breeding, he is now finally getting to experience the love and kindness he deserves, and his confidence has truly blossomed during his time with us. He has learned to walk on a lead and is doing so well, showing us just how much he has to offer!

Crush is a lovely, chilled and laid-back boy who gets on wonderfully with other dogs. He gets super excited when meeting new friends out on walks and can turn into a playful pup, which is so lovely to see! He also enjoys a good run around in the yards with his kennel friends before settling down again. Crush can happily live with other resident dogs, and in the right home, we feel he could possibly be an only dog too.

Crush has also been a little star for his bath and groom, happily allowing himself to be scrubbed, blow-dried and even having a little face trim. He really is a fluffy white ball of perfection! He will make a lovely companion for someone looking for a gentle, easygoing boy to share their home with.

Crush has never lived in a home before, so his adopters will need to be patient as he learns about house training and adjusts to a new routine. He could live with dog-savvy teenagers aged 16+ who understand that he may need some time to settle into his new surroundings. With his lovely progress so far, we hope he will continue to grow in confidence and enjoy all the little things that make home life so special.

Crush has bilateral nuclear sclerosis, which will need to be monitored in his new home, although it does not appear to bother him at present. He also has the potential for chronic skin issues and dental disease that will need to be monitored, and he has already had two teeth extracted while with us.

Crush has spent so many years waiting for his chance to be loved, and now we desperately hope someone will see what a wonderful boy he is. He has so much love to give and deserves to spend his golden years enjoying the comforts of a forever home, with a cosy bed, kind people and all the love he has missed out on for so long.

Crush has a travel document.

Crush has been given the Gift of Life by Carolina Olsen

Can live with other dogs

This dog can be homed with a resident dog.