Chopper

Meet Chopper! (27kg) Chopper is a very sweet and friendly boy who has so much love to give. When he first came into our care, he was very barky, but as soon as he got to know the staff and felt safe his personality began to shine through.  He loves a fuss and attention and is always happy to come over for some affection.  He does sometimes forget quite how strong he is when he comes over to say hello – he can be a little enthusiastic with his greetings.  But underneath his big personality is a lovely, affectionate boy who enjoys spending time with people.  Chopper can be quite vocal while in his kennel, but once he is out and about he settles nicely.  He particularly enjoys his off-lead time in our secure compound where he can have a good run.  He also loves getting out for walks in the area exploring, he can be strong on the lead so will need continued lead training.  He would benefit from an active family that can continue giving him plenty of exercise and enrichment.  Chopper will need someone who is willing to commit to his training and socialisation.  Sadly, Chopper came into our care with cropped ears.  His ears will need to be regularly monitored and cared for to ensure they remain healthy, and this will need to be considered by anyone looking to offer him a home.  We are looking for a committed home who will give Chopper the time, structure, exercise and affection he deserves.  In return, you’ll have a loving, fun and affectionate boy who is ready to enjoy the next chapter of his life.  He will need a private secure garden. Chopper has interacted ok with other dogs whilst in our care, but we do feel he would be best rehomed as the only dog in the household where he can get 100% of the attention and training. No cats for Chopper. As Chopper came into the home as a stray, we have no previous history on him so would prefer any children in the home to be 16+ years. If you have a holiday booked in the next 3 months, please wait until you return to apply for a dog. Applications that are successful will be provided with further information on each dog to the best of the charity’s knowledge.