What our Volunteers say:.
I had a trigger for the journey there. For the first half an hour, he didn't want to jump in the car so I had to lift him in. Once in, he settled quickly and lay down, but stood up every time I stopped at traffic lights. He was excellent around all other breeds, even with the inquisitive guide dog puppy who got right up in his face. He was quite happy with other dogs sniffing him and met most with a waggy tail. He didn't bat an eye at the goats—completely disinterested in them. He was really happy around people of all ages, often going up for cuddles and a lean.
Michellle.
What our Volunteers say:. Sacha
Trigger was a pleasure to walk. He needed a hand getting into the car but soon settled. He was calm and quiet while travelling and fell asleep post-walk.
He was polite with all dogs and when meeting/greeting others. There was no reactivity at all to any dogs on the walk. He wasn't interested in ducks and geese, etc.
Trigger enjoyed being fussed by people (female & male), leaning on them, and he particularly loves ear scratches. There was no nervousness towards strangers on the walk.
His favourite activity is sniffing! He loved walking through grass and bushes, sniffing and leaving his scent. He can be strong and pull on the lead once he finds a scent, so that's something to bear in mind.
Fingers crossed for his forever home very soon!