27-07-24 Please meet Jack! Jack is a gorgeous beagle who came to us from a breeder, although we are told he may have lived in a home at some point in his life.
Beagles are described as “merry hounds that are bold, with great activity, stamina and determination”… Jack could not be more beagle if he tried! He is happiest when his nose is to the ground, sniffing out the best smells. He loves his food and will sit and wait for his dinner. Jack gets very excited when you go into his kennel but has quickly learnt to sit and wait for his lead to be put on!
Now, Jack does take that beagle determination a bit further than your average dog. Jack doesn’t enjoy formal handling, and also needs careful introductions to other dogs. He can have quite big feelings and isn’t shy of letting us know when he’s not happy in a situation and so can sometimes choose to make the wrong decisions.
For the above reasons, Jack needs an experienced, adult only home with no visiting children. We actually feel Jack would be happiest living in an outdoor environment, as part of a pack that help to keep him busy and regulated. We feel with the right setup, somewhere safe and warm to cwtch up in bed and lots of stimulating human interaction he will thrive! He has potential to be an excellent canicross or scentwork dog with the right person.
Day-to-day Jack really is such a happy, easy boy to care for as long as his needs are met. Once he bonds with you he really is oh so sweet! We really feel that this clever boy will be such a rewarding dog to work with. He has a Pets Travel Document.

09-08-24 UPDATE
Having the opportunity to spend some time with Jack, I got to see what a little character he is!
He loves exploring when out walking and has lots of energy so would love an active home - you can usually find him with his nose stuck straight into the ground, sniffing out his environment and being a true beagle.
He is the type of dog who would enjoy walks and roaming around a garden or field and as he’s a more independent chap, is happy to mooch around and do his own thing. He would love someone who is happy in his company and wouldn't expect too much from him as he is independent 

27-08-24 UPDATE 

As per Jack's first update, this info is a must for adopting. Jack needs an experienced, adult only home with no visiting children. We actually feel Jack would be happiest living in an outdoor environment, as part of a pack that help to keep him busy and regulated. We feel with the right setup, somewhere safe and warm to cwtch up in bed and lots of stimulating human interaction he will thrive! He has potential to be an excellent canicross or scentwork dog with the right person. Jack is patiently waiting for someone to take an interest in him. He is attentive, playful and loving. He has his moments as stated in his last update, but if you spend a lot of time with him you can preempt his quirks, his moods and control/guide him very easily.....after all he is stuck in a kennel by himself and he gets incredibly bored. This in turn builds up stress and anxiety in him, why??? Jack just wants to be out and about, enjoying new experiences, meeting people and above all he needs to feel relaxed in his surroundings. While several staff have a good relationship with him, he still gets grumpy at times, but Jack has improved a lot. When out walking I've seen a few instances where other bigger dogs pass him and bark at him aggressively and he hasn't batted an eyelid...on the flip side, smaller or same size dogs make him want to interact and this is a balancing act with him. With some dogs it will be a quick sniff and a 'hello' and other dogs just seem to wind him up. We are actively working on this with him and he is improving. I feel he has definitely been in a home at some point, but possibly been left to his own devices and has learnt many bad habits. He is a wonderful boy to be with and would happily play, walk and have belly rubs all day long....what he is missing is full time love and attention and a solid training regime to help give him the best possible start in his new home, so we are looking for an experienced adopter that truly understands the breed and will be able to spend time with Jack and give him the devotion that he is literally pining for right now. As much as we correct his behaviour here, it really is doing him no good getting pent up in a kennel by himself. He just wants to be free, have fun, be loved, find his new master/mistress and know he is safe and finally in his forever home. I can only guess how much this will help him and also guess the wonderful changes that will occur in him. He deserves his chance and to be able to prove himself to you. There's nothing better than seeing a wet snout snuffeling through grass, happily taking in all the scents around him, with a waggy tail and a few doggy kisses along the way. It's time! Let's find Jack his forever home. As always read the previous update so you can get a sense of his journey. ... Jack is going in the right direction and we are all positive he is going to make the best companion/family member. If you have the experience and determination to help Jack, then please click on his link and apply to meet him. Specific questions are welcomed, just let the office know and we'll be happy to answer as best we can. 

Please read our information on ADOPTING EX-BREEDING DOGS before you apply.

27-07-24 Please meet Jack! Jack is a gorgeous beagle who came to us from a breeder, although we are told he may have lived in a home at some point in his life.
Beagles are described as “merry hounds that are bold, with great activity, stamina and determination”… Jack could not be more beagle if he tried! He is happiest when his nose is to the ground, sniffing out the best smells. He loves his food and will sit and wait for his dinner. Jack gets very excited when you go into his kennel but has quickly learnt to sit and wait for his lead to be put on!
Now, Jack does take that beagle determination a bit further than your average dog. Jack doesn’t enjoy formal handling, and also needs careful introductions to other dogs. He can have quite big feelings and isn’t shy of letting us know when he’s not happy in a situation and so can sometimes choose to make the wrong decisions.
For the above reasons, Jack needs an experienced, adult only home with no visiting children. We actually feel Jack would be happiest living in an outdoor environment, as part of a pack that help to keep him busy and regulated. We feel with the right setup, somewhere safe and warm to cwtch up in bed and lots of stimulating human interaction he will thrive! He has potential to be an excellent canicross or scentwork dog with the right person.
Day-to-day Jack really is such a happy, easy boy to care for as long as his needs are met. Once he bonds with you he really is oh so sweet! We really feel that this clever boy will be such a rewarding dog to work with. He has a Pets Travel Document.

09-08-24 UPDATE
Having the opportunity to spend some time with Jack, I got to see what a little character he is!
He loves exploring when out walking and has lots of energy so would love an active home - you can usually find him with his nose stuck straight into the ground, sniffing out his environment and being a true beagle.
He is the type of dog who would enjoy walks and roaming around a garden or field and as he’s a more independent chap, is happy to mooch around and do his own thing. He would love someone who is happy in his company and wouldn't expect too much from him as he is independent 

27-08-24 UPDATE 

As per Jack's first update, this info is a must for adopting. Jack needs an experienced, adult only home with no visiting children. We actually feel Jack would be happiest living in an outdoor environment, as part of a pack that help to keep him busy and regulated. We feel with the right setup, somewhere safe and warm to cwtch up in bed and lots of stimulating human interaction he will thrive! He has potential to be an excellent canicross or scentwork dog with the right person. Jack is patiently waiting for someone to take an interest in him. He is attentive, playful and loving. He has his moments as stated in his last update, but if you spend a lot of time with him you can preempt his quirks, his moods and control/guide him very easily.....after all he is stuck in a kennel by himself and he gets incredibly bored. This in turn builds up stress and anxiety in him, why??? Jack just wants to be out and about, enjoying new experiences, meeting people and above all he needs to feel relaxed in his surroundings. While several staff have a good relationship with him, he still gets grumpy at times, but Jack has improved a lot. When out walking I've seen a few instances where other bigger dogs pass him and bark at him aggressively and he hasn't batted an eyelid...on the flip side, smaller or same size dogs make him want to interact and this is a balancing act with him. With some dogs it will be a quick sniff and a 'hello' and other dogs just seem to wind him up. We are actively working on this with him and he is improving. I feel he has definitely been in a home at some point, but possibly been left to his own devices and has learnt many bad habits. He is a wonderful boy to be with and would happily play, walk and have belly rubs all day long....what he is missing is full time love and attention and a solid training regime to help give him the best possible start in his new home, so we are looking for an experienced adopter that truly understands the breed and will be able to spend time with Jack and give him the devotion that he is literally pining for right now. As much as we correct his behaviour here, it really is doing him no good getting pent up in a kennel by himself. He just wants to be free, have fun, be loved, find his new master/mistress and know he is safe and finally in his forever home. I can only guess how much this will help him and also guess the wonderful changes that will occur in him. He deserves his chance and to be able to prove himself to you. There's nothing better than seeing a wet snout snuffeling through grass, happily taking in all the scents around him, with a waggy tail and a few doggy kisses along the way. It's time! Let's find Jack his forever home. As always read the previous update so you can get a sense of his journey. ... Jack is going in the right direction and we are all positive he is going to make the best companion/family member. If you have the experience and determination to help Jack, then please click on his link and apply to meet him. Specific questions are welcomed, just let the office know and we'll be happy to answer as best we can. 

Please read our information on ADOPTING EX-BREEDING DOGS before you apply.