Sadie

Sadie is a 4 years old Jack Russell Terrier cross. a great little dog with a huge personality. She has a typical cheeky and comical terrier character. She loves to play with all toys and enjoys both chase and strength games.

She can prove quite rough during play but just needs some manners to be taught. She is very bright and trainable.

Sadie can be a little wary of some strangers especially men but will approach them in time.She is looking for a family home and can live with sensible children from 12 years upwards who can positively influence her training.

Sadie is unpredictable around other dogs outside of the home so will be required to be kept on the lead and be muzzled when out and about. Sadie is to be homed as the only dog in the home. Being a terrier through and through Sadie is not good with cats or small furries.

Sadie requires experienced owners that are able to continue the training that she is currently receiving. Ideally her new owners would have experience of the terrier breed.

Sadie requires a large, secure home and garden area as this will be her primary exercise facility. Sadie can be left for up to 4 hours.

To adopt Sadie please contact The Blue Cross in Tiverton on 01884 855 291 or email tiverton@bluecross.org.uk

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• Tom - December 4th, 2007

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