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Milo

1 year, 11 months • Male • Yorkshire Terrier Yorkie

Listing last checked 5 November 2026

SmallHigh energy

Key facts

Age: 1 year, 11 months
Sex: Male
Breed: Yorkshire Terrier Yorkie
Size: Small

Care needs

Since he last returned to Windyway he has had surgery to repair a luxating patella and this is now fully healed and some aspects of his behaviour do appear to have improved greatly, leading us to believe that it may have been, at least in part, due to feeling uncomfortable. The Trustees have agreed to assist in funding a behaviourist to work with his adopter if necessary as it is essential that approved training exercises are used.

Could live with

Children: No
Other dogs: Yes
Cats: Not known

Taken from Windyway Animal Rescue's listing, and sometimes worked out from Milo's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Health and training

Neutered:: Yes
House-trained:: No

Adoption information

Windyway Animal Rescue · Macclesfield

All adoption applications are handled directly by Windyway Animal Rescue. Contact them to arrange to meet Milo and start the adoption process.

About Milo

UPDATED PROFILE, 12/5/26 Milo, born 27/11/24, is a Yorkshire terrier who came into our care in November '25 due to his owner being in hospital long term. He is neutered and fully vaccinated. He is a lovely young lad who can initially be nervous of new people but once he has warmed up to you he is a much happier and more relaxed boy who enjoys cuddles and lots of attention. Milo has been adopted and returned twice for behavioural issues and is looking for an adopter who can manage these. We are looking for someone who has experience of dogs who have an anxious/ possessive/ hand shy side to their nature and who can work with this. Milo has bitten in the past when his boundaries have been pushed. Out and about he is very sociable and loves to be around other dogs but in his first home he became jealous of the other dog and that was the reason for his return. We won't place him with children or other pets for this reason. When at home with both adopters he was a cuddly, happy boy who bonded quickly so we think he would benefit from an adult only home (possibly a single person who is around most of the time) where he can make that bond and that person then work on making him feel happy to share their attention with other people and dogs etc. Milo is not fully house trained and this is also going to need work from his next adopter. Since he last returned to Windyway he has had surgery to repair a luxating patella and this is now fully healed and some aspects of his behaviour do appear to have improved greatly, leading us to believe that it may have been, at least in part, due to feeling uncomfortable. The Trustees have agreed to assist in funding a behaviourist to work with his adopter if necessary as it is essential that approved training exercises are used. He will also need regular grooming to keep his coat in good condition and will enjoy this once he's decided he's in safe hands. When completing an application please give further information on your experience with the issue mentioned above. For anyone interested in more information about his behaviour before deciding whether to apply, please do email or telephone us and we'll be happy to chat in more depth.