Harley came into Rescue through no fault of her own, the family circumstances forced a relocation where it wasn’t possible for Harley to accompany them. She is a little nervous until she gets to know you but soon comes out of her shell. He ideal home will be one where the family will instil clear boundaries and allow her to start to understand the world around her. In her new home she will need time to adjust to her surroundings on her own and without constant reassurance. Harley needs both mental and physical stimulation through training and play, this will create the bond with her human. She will also need plenty of off lead time to run so training should begin the moment she arrives in her new home. Setting firm boundaries and encouraging her to be calm will pay dividends in the long run.
Harley is not used to young children and will only be rehomed with children 12+; she is not cat tested and as she is currently in kennels, this can’t be assessed. A potential Adopter will receive a copy of Harley’s assessment.
For more information about Harley and other dogs in our care, please go to our rehoming group Dobies at Lincs Dobermann Rescue.
If you haven’t completed an Adoption Application and been homechecked, you will not be matched with any of the dogs in our care.
