About Milo

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To apply to rehome Milo, please click on the 'Come and Meet Me' button below. Applications will close when a suitable match has been found. PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO THE CURRENT COVID RESTRICTIONS WE ARE ONLY ABLE TO CONSIDER APPLICATIONS WITHIN A 1 HOUR DRIVE FROM OUR CENTRE (WR11 7RT). Milo is a sweet and rather independent little character who is a first-class foodie! He would do almost anything for a tasty treat, although he has not yet managed to master many tricks to show-off. Milo does have a sweet nature, but is also a rather sensitive little chap who just wishes to have a comfy, cozy home to call his own.

Type of home needed

Milo is seeking a patient and understanding family who are able to appreciate that he will not be a lap dog (especially in the earliest of days). Milo definitely prefers to be left to his own devices in new environments, and makes friends best with people who can allow him to approach in his own time. A low to medium level of physical exercise will be required to keep Milo healthy, and his time left completely alone ought to be built from minimal to begin with. This cracking little character does have a fair few behavioural quirks that will need to be fully understood and respected by his family, and time will need to be invested into the management of a few of these going forward. Milo is likely to be a bit of a project pooch, and must therefore be adopted by a family who a willing and able to put into place all of his training needs.

More about me

Milo is seeking an adult-only home where he can also be the only pet. By having a minimal amount of distractions around the home, Milo's family should be provided with a decent opportunity to dedicate the time and attention to this little chap that he needs and wishes for. Milo has lived in a home before, and has tried his absolute best to remain housetrained during his stay with us. He will need there to be miniml visitors to his home, and must have his own quiet zone to go to when he wants his own chill-out time.

 

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