Loving my new home

She is vaccinated and microchipped, not spayed and this will be a condition of adoption unless otherwise advised by a veterinary practitioner, Barrk will pay 100% of this cost, courtesy of funding from the pets at home foundation, no experience around cats, she would benefit from some further socialisation around other dogs, she tends to become very vocal, she has been around children in the past but she can be a bit jumpy & mouthy, so for that reason any children in a new home will need to be dog savvy and 12 years and up, she will need access to a secure garden, she can be a little anxious in a car, her basic skills are not too bad, but there is definitely room for improvement, particularly her recall and lead skills, Millie can be fearful and wary of new things particularly men, but once she gets to know them she is fine, she is also not good with lots of traffic and noise, she is a sweet girl but she will need adopters that can implement a training programme and work on Millie’s anxieties around strangers, traffic and loud noise, she would probably be best as the only pet in the household and would need to be in a rural /semi-rural location, she is not suited to being homed in a busy town or village environment.