Hurry has been in foster with me for three weeks and, although nervous, she is doing really well and is a very kind and gentle dog. She will approach cautiously for a fuss. She is interested in the cat but has not chased her but is very excited by the rabbits and guinea pigs! She is completely housetrained trained and walks really well on her lead, without pulling. She ignores the other dogs in the park and walks past but if a dog does come right up to her she will sniff it and greet it politely.
She is anxious when anyone visits and puts herself in the crate where she lays quietly until the visitor has gone. Hurry sleeps quietly in her bed in my room at night and, during the day, she can be left with the other dogs without a problem if I have to go out. In the garden, she will bark if she hears an unexpected noise such as people walking past on the pavement the other side of the fence but as she becomes more familiar with her environment this is happening much less. Hurry needs an adult only home with loving owners who will be rewarded by watching Hurry blossom into the happy, playful girl that she will undoubtedly become.