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Daisy, crossbreed for adoption in Huyton
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Daisy

4 years · Crossbreed · Huyton

Listing last checked 29 September 2026

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Age
4 years
Sex
Female
Breed
Crossbreed
Size
Small

Could live with

  • Children: Yes
  • Other dogs: Not known
  • Cats: Not known

Taken from Dogs Trust's listing, and sometimes worked out from Daisy's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Health and training

House-trained:
Yes

Listed by

Dogs Trust · Huyton

About Daisy

Daisy is a toy mad pooch looking for a home though no fault of her own. She enjoys lots of things to keep her busy and prefers to live her life with a toy in her mouth, no matter what she's doing! She is a friendly girl who jumps up to greet people with her tail wagging, but she's a little less confident around other dogs and seems to avoid too much interaction with them. Those that walk alongside her politely are welcome but Daisy shouldn't be pushed into any situations with dogs that she isn't comfortable with. Daisy knows a few commands but her clever brain would enjoy further training and things to keep her stimulated. She has been quite overwhelmed by finding herself in kennels and would love a family with the time and patience to give her a chance to settle in at home so that she can show you her playful and loving nature. Although she has not been used to travelling previously Daisy has done well travelling on the back seat with someone to sit with her and has enjoyed some fun adventures off site with her handlers, so would likely enjoy joining her new family on trips out. Daisy can live with teenaged children but will need to be the only pet in the home. She is house trained and is good by herself for a couple of hours but will toilet if left for too long so will need somebody at home for most of the time to help her settle or offer regular toilet breaks.

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