Buster was 1 year old male in September this year. He is a stunning Whippet cross Greyhound boy, with the sweetest of temperaments. He is needing a home because of her owners health and housing issues. He is absolutely delightful and loves everyone, with the exception of very young children with whom he has very little experience. Their eratic movements and squealing frighten him. Buster is amazing with other dogs, even small ones and happily lives with several here. He used to attend a doggy daycare, and had many friends of all sizes among his pals there. He was such a favourite, that when he left to come into rescue, he was given all sorts of presents.
Buster has met with family cats, and has not shown any aggression or preditory behaviour towards them, he is gently curious and likes to smell and be near them. He has a very sensitive stomach, his previous owners tried him on a variety of manufactured foods, but found a raw diet suited him best. Treat wise he only has natural treats such as rabbit ears, chicken feet, dried fish etc.
Buster is fully house trained, not generally destructive, calm and well behaved indoors. However Buster does suffer with some separation anxiety when left home alone for more than a couple of hours. He cries and tries to grab things that are in his reach. So he needs a stay at home family. Buster loves to have plenty of space, and loves to go on long walks. He would probably appreciate a coat when it’s cold or wet, but is happy to go Walkies whatever the weather. He would really make the best hiking dog as he has so much energy and loves to walk and be out of the house.
Buster loves his home comforts. He does use his own bed for eating treats and laying on when he is hot, but always slept on the bottom of the bed with his previous owners.
Buster is living it up at the is at the Sanctuary near Kidwelly in South Wales. Potential adopters will be expected to travel to meet him at the Sanctuary, after completing an application questionnaire, and a home check.
from Dogs for Adoption & Rescue – DogsBlog.com https://ift.tt/2CWcS5m
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