18-01-25 Bailey originally came to us from a breeder back in December, she was briefly adopted but struggled to settle into her new home and so she is back with us. Bailey is a very busy and active girl who can be a little boisterous and full of energy. Bailey will be looking for an active, adult only home with no visiting chilldren. Bailey does show some signs of resource guarding over items she deems high value like blankets, beds, cushions etc so she will need adopters who are willing to work on this with her and have prior experience with dogs with similar resource guarding issues. She can get quite over stimulated by the environment around her and so would be best suited to being homed in a quiet, rural area. She will need a secure garden with 6ft+ fencing as she does like to try and jump up over fences.. When she is overstimulated she can get a little overwhelmed and make the wrong decisions, but she does listen to you if you are firm and confident with her and gently introduce boundaries with her.
Despite all of this, Bailey is a friendly girl who is sociable with everyone and happy to say hello to anyone she meets! She is very motivated for training and is a super quick learner who already knows "sit", "stay", "down", "middle" and "up" and so in the right home and environment we think she is going to be a truly wonderful dog, she just needs experienced adopters who will help set her up for success. She can pull on the lead, so needs some training with this but she really enjoys going for walks, but sometimes can get startled by the shows if she's out at night. Although her microchip states she is a lab cross spaniel we think there could be a possibility of Border Collie in her, this is due to traits she shows that are very common in the Collie breed and makes her even more lovable and loyal. 
She is confident enough to be homed as an only dog and has a PETS travel document.

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

18-01-25 Bailey originally came to us from a breeder back in December, she was briefly adopted but struggled to settle into her new home and so she is back with us. Bailey is a very busy and active girl who can be a little boisterous and full of energy. Bailey will be looking for an active, adult only home with no visiting chilldren. Bailey does show some signs of resource guarding over items she deems high value like blankets, beds, cushions etc so she will need adopters who are willing to work on this with her and have prior experience with dogs with similar resource guarding issues. She can get quite over stimulated by the environment around her and so would be best suited to being homed in a quiet, rural area. She will need a secure garden with 6ft+ fencing as she does like to try and jump up over fences.. When she is overstimulated she can get a little overwhelmed and make the wrong decisions, but she does listen to you if you are firm and confident with her and gently introduce boundaries with her.
Despite all of this, Bailey is a friendly girl who is sociable with everyone and happy to say hello to anyone she meets! She is very motivated for training and is a super quick learner who already knows "sit", "stay", "down", "middle" and "up" and so in the right home and environment we think she is going to be a truly wonderful dog, she just needs experienced adopters who will help set her up for success. She can pull on the lead, so needs some training with this but she really enjoys going for walks, but sometimes can get startled by the shows if she's out at night. Although her microchip states she is a lab cross spaniel we think there could be a possibility of Border Collie in her, this is due to traits she shows that are very common in the Collie breed and makes her even more lovable and loyal. 
She is confident enough to be homed as an only dog and has a PETS travel document.

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