Biggie(Smalls)

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=”” css_params=””]SOUTH EAST Adoption fee £300 • 4.5 years old • Mini wire-coated cross with jack russell 7kg • Female, neutered Biggie is an intelligent, loyal, and affectionate little dog with a big personality, looking for a new home through no fault of her own. She thrives on companionship and forms strong bonds with her people, offering both playful energy and cosy cuddles once she feels safe and settled. Biggie is an active and adventurous dog who loves long walks, especially in woodland settings, and can happily hike all day. She enjoys playing tug-of-war, a game of fetch with sticks and is very food focused. Around the home, she settles well and loves curling up on the sofa with a blanket after exercise. She is well-trained and knows a range of commands including sit, lie down, wait, come, paw, leave it, and more. She has good recall and is generally friendly with other dogs, particularly off lead, although she can sometimes be excitable or vocal when greeting them on lead. She may be nervous around certain breeds due to past experiences. Biggie is sensitive to loud noises and busy environments, which may lead to barking. She is particularly anxious around young children and has struggled to adjust to living with a baby. Because of this, she is looking for a calm, quiet and adult only home environment. She can be left for up to 4–5 hours with appropriate preparation and is used to free-roaming rather than being crated, as she finds enclosed spaces distressing. She travels well in the car and enjoys getting out and about. Biggie is a loving and devoted companion who will thrive with owners who understand her sensitive nature and can provide structure, reassurance, and plenty of exercise. In the right home, she will reward you with loyalty, affection, and endless character. Biggie has no health concerns. Requirements in a home: • No children or cats • Calm, quiet household • Active owners who can provide regular exercise and stimulation • Understanding of nervous/anxious behaviours and willingness to continue training[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]