SPECIAL APPEAL FOR FREDDIE. SPECIAL HOME NEEDED.
Freddie is one very playful and friendly little terrier. He sadly arrived as a stray dogs and has been rehomed twice from the stray kennels. Both times he has been returned for unacceptable behaviour. Sadly Freddie cannot remain in kennels all his life. Over the last few weeks we have been walking and assessing Freddie and believe he is a rehomeable dog who as with many terriers needs a very experienced home with boundaries. Freddie likes life on his own terms so will need to be managed in the home. He can be guarding of his toys and your space on the sofa and does like life on his terms. If we can find the perfect one to one or couple home then supported behaviourist help will be given to the individuals. At kennels this little lad loves to come and perch on your knee after a walk and he enjoys a cuddle and a fuss. He loves playtimes, balls, teddies and toys. He has not shown any resource guarding issues at kennels however this will need to be monitored in a home and his playtimes limited. Freddie will happily walk with other dogs at the kennels however is reactive with dogs out of his group walk. This is also typical of his breed and needs to be understood by any potential adopter. Freddie needs an understanding experienced home without other dogs, no children and in a loving and experienced home. See below for more details.

THE HOME FREDDIE NEEDS

Without a doubt Freddie has some love to give. He is very friendly and happy and active. He enjoys his walks so will need someone that likes an adventure. This boy enjoys a fuss albeit we have been told he can be guarding. He loves play times and initiates play with his teddies. The home he needs ideally is with experience. A human prepared to leave him to settle without added pressures is a must. He needs limited play and stimulation in the home and of course boundaries. He needs his little legs walking off and stimulation out of the home as a starter. We would love to see Freddie finds someone special as he is now sadly classed as unrehomeable. We cannot see him spend all his life in kennels and appeal to find the right home and owner. Help by our rescue and a brilliant behaviourist is given. Regular visits to meet Freddie would be amazing by a Yorkshire person or couple. You will not be disappointed. This boy loves attention and we feel he deserves a chance. If you would love to have a conversation about Fred then please call us or complete a form by clicking on the adopt me button. PLEASE SUPPORT FREDDIE. RESCUE DOGS ARE NOT EASY. SPECIAL ADOPTERS PLEASE CONSIDER.

Please contact us at Good Life with information about yourself and the home you can offer. We work hard to match our adopters and dogs together ensuring that humans and hounds are very happy.  We encourage adoption and invite anyone with misconceptions of rescue dogs to come and meet some very special dogs with huge characters and love to give. We are very active in the work we do and are very dedicated to the welfare of the dogs in our care and the Yorkshire strays. We have no staff and exist as a volunteer based charity. Support is always greatly received. 

Rescue dogs have often suffered difficult lives and some form of trauma or abandonment. We ask people to consider the huge commitment and lifestyle change of owning and adopting a dog. Rescue dogs often need time to settle back into a home. This can take at least four to five weeks for dogs to feel settled and more secure. If you are dedicated and understand that all rescue dogs need time to adjust then we would love to hear from you.