Busby

Bonkers Busby

Age: 4 1/2 years old

Breed: Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier

Sex: Male Neutered

About Busby

Busby is a quirky lad who is going to need a firm but fair owner who has patience and time to continue with his training and socialising. He can still often be a little mouthy especially when he is overstimulated so this will need to keep being worked on. He likes to keep busy so an active home but someone who will also keep his brain stimulated.

Reason for Rehoming

Sadly Busby's owner passed away.

Health

Busby has had a full clean bill of health from the vets with no now health conditions. He is not good at the vets and will need to be muzzled for any future vet visits.

Training & Home Life

• Housetrained: Yes - knows to go to the garden to toilet
• Crate trained: Not at present - This is something you could work on
• Left alone: Not used to being left alone and prefers to be with you
• Lead walking: Walks well on a harness and lead
• Off lead: Has selective hearing :)
• Travelling: Travels well secured in the boot of car
• Escaping: Would easily be over to hop over a fence if not secure

Behaviour & Socialising

• People: Good 1 - 1 but then becomes easily stimulated and can get snappy
• Children: He is unsure of children and would not be suitable due to snappy nature
• Dogs: Can be ok when on walks but needs to be single dog in household
• Cats: Not suitable

Sleeping Arrangements

Used to sleeping in his own cosy bed.

Likes & Personality

• Quirky
  
• Can be head shy
• Likes 1-1 attention
• Loves doing food puzzles
• Super smart!

Ideal Home for Busby

• A quiet household
• No children
• No other pets
• Willing to keep him busy
• Prefers someone at home a lot
• Is experienced of a dog with unpredictable tendencies

If you are lucky enough to be popping off on some holidays in the next couple of weeks sadly this may not be the right time for you to apply for Busby as he is actively looking for his new home to settle into :)

Applications for Busby are now closed.

Licence No: ACC/AWEL/03/21 by Aberdeen City Council