Ghost
- Lurcher
- 3 years
- Female
- Admitted November 2021
- Ref:140384
Due to Ghost's nervousness with new people and environments, she's looking for a family who have the time and patience to help guide her.
Support and Health
How much training will I need?
Can I be left alone?
Do I have any medical conditions?
Who I can live with
Can I live with dogs?
Can I live with cats?
Can I live with small pets?
Additional information
Ideally Ghost needs to be rehomed to a family with an existing, well socialised and friendly dog. She's a very nervous lady and another dog helps to slowly bring Ghost out of her shell and to build her confidence.Family and environment
What kind of family am I looking for?
Due to her very worried behaviour, Ghost needs to live with a quiet family with minimal visitors and no young visiting children. She can live with teenagers and over, and is looking for a household with no more than 2-3 people in the home.What type of environment would suit me?
Ghost would like to live in a very quiet area, away from too many people, busy town centres and noisy areas. She is easily spooked by new environments and if she does get scared, she will run. A private, 6ft fenced garden is ideal for Ghost. She can enjoy off lead zoomies but in a safe and secure place.About Ghost
Ghost is a sensitive girl who must be allowed to settle and feel comfortable in her own time, allowing her to build a bond with the whole family and to start to trust again. She was bought into us as a stray and we have no knowledge of her background or what potentially she has gone through. She will play with soft squeaky toys on her own but is not confident enough to play with them with people yet. It would be great to see her playing more comfortably with toys and knowing how much fun they can be.
Ghost is likely to need some extra support when first home but once she starts to settle and you see her true personality appear, it will be so rewarding watching her grow in confidence and to discover the world is not such a scary place to be.
Things to note
Potential new owners should be prepared to come to the charity to meet her several times, to build a bit of a bond before taking her home.
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