Bow, female Crossbreed DOB ?2009 - Gatwick, West Sussex

Homing Requirements: Bow needs stability as an only dog or with another playful dog. She needs introduction to life again where the focus this time is her needs not exploitation. She would cherish a secure garden.

Her Story: Bow is a Cockney girl found within the sound of Bow Bells! Found abandoned still with milk, she has had many litters. She has a few recent marks on her head and we suspect she lived in a multi-dog household and had a fight concerning her puppies and was thrown out. Pound Staff really loved her and asked us if we would do them and her a huge favour and take her if they spayed her and delivered her which we did. Bow is neutered, to be chipped and vax'd. Currently kennelled in the Gatwick, Surrey area.

Advert: Bow is an ex-Glamour girl with her make-up still intact! She adores dogs and is very playful but does tone it down if it doesn't suit the other dogs. She seems to revel in the feel of grass as though she has only ever been used to hard surfaces...so if you are standing still Bow will be rolling on her back in delight. Bow has a welcoming personality and seems so delighted to meet everyone and every dog. She is a Bow Wow!

Bow is a StaffieX and red with white accessories! Bow is around 3-4 years old if not younger. She has an amazing smile and an almost clown face which comes through from her Staffie parentage. She is happy to mix with people and dogs although unsure she soon trusts. You just feel her life is ready to take off as a family dog who will learn quickly and settle in when offered affection and a caring home.

Interested in homing Bow? Please complete our on-line homing questionnaire to match a suitable dog with your lifestyle.

Please note that this dog is currently in boarding kennels and is also available for foster until a 'forever' home is found.

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