Mason
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I need an adult-only home with no visiting kids to keep me stress-free.
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I need a doggy friend in my new home and I am fine meeting cats!
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I love my time in the play yard, so would benefit from a garden to let off steam.
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I am learning to walk on a lead and harness, but it's still very new for me.
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Please be patient with me, I need to learn lead walking and house manners.
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I am showing signs of some neurological issues.
25-03-25 Mason has come to us from a breeder and when he first arrived, he was very frightened and unsure of the world and could panic when handled. However, with gentle handling he has come to realize he is safe quite quickly. Now, he happily accepts affection and will even push his head into your hand for scratches and his kennel mummy says he has made great progress in such a little amount of time! He has even had a trip to the groomers and was a very kind boy and was patient as he underwent a total hair change and is now a new man! Of course, and just out of obligation, I have to point it out - look how handsome this lad is! However, he is still unsure about being picked up, so he will need patience and gentle encouragement as he builds confidence. Mason is a real ladies man, and adores all of the females in his kennel and would love a another friend in the home to look to - male or female! He has even met some of our resident cats and was absolutely fine with them so could share his home with a cat.
Mason would thrive in a home with a kind resident dog who can provide him with assurance and companionship. Mason has not had a chance to live in a home so he will need to learn new skills such as house training. A kind and understanding family will be essential in helping him adjust to home life. He is a beginner to walking on a lead and harness and will need more practice but is doing very well!
Mason has seen our vets as we have had some concerns with the way he walks and his clumsiness. We believe these symptoms may be due to neurological problems, but he doesn't let this slow him down! However, his adopters will need to keep this in mind to ensure they can provide him with a safe environment as he can be a bit ditzy while walking, and provide him with the care he may need if his symptoms progress. He also has had an ulcer test in his right eye, which is not showing an active ulcer at this time and seems to be static and is receiving treatment. With time, love, and a little TLC, Mason will make a wonderful companion! Could you be the one to help him on this journey?
Can live with other dogs
This dog can be homed with a resident dog.
Cat friendly
This dog can be homed with cats.