Description
After months of trying to make things work, we've made the incredibly difficult decision to find our beautiful Daisy a loving forever home.
Daisy is a female Cavapoochon, born 12th March 2025. She is microchipped, spayed, fully vaccinated and up to date with flea and worm treatments.
She is an incredibly affectionate, funny and loving little dog who absolutely adores people. She's a real shadow and would happily follow you from room to room all day! She's also very energetic and excitable, loves playing in the garden and enjoys her walks, so she needs a family who are prepared for a lively young dog.
Daisy is wonderful with our children (10 and 2) and has never shown any aggression. She's initially cautious with other dogs but generally happy to say hello. She does chase our cat, so we feel a cat-free home would probably suit her best.
She settles happily in her crate when we're out, although we rarely leave her for more than around two hours. She thrives on company, so we're ideally looking for a home where someone is around for much of the day. She's mostly house trained, although she can still have the occasional accident.
Daisy's allergies
Daisy has multiple food and environmental allergies, including several types of grass. She has had comprehensive allergy testing and we can provide her full results and veterinary history.
She currently takes Zenrelia 6.4mg once daily, which controls her symptoms very well. If a dose is missed, her itching noticeably returns, so her new family must understand that her medication is an ongoing requirement.
She currently eats Wildways Fresh Salmon with Herring & Vegetables and is doing well on this alongside her medication.
Why we're rehoming
Daisy is deeply loved, but the ongoing management and financial commitment of her allergies has become more than we can realistically sustain. This has been an incredibly difficult decision and finding the right family for her is extremely important to us.
Daisy will leave with pretty much everything she needs, including her large home crate, smaller travel crate for the car, bed, leads, harness, toys, food, remaining medication, plus her allergy test results and veterinary information.
The rehoming fee is £500.
We're not looking for the first person who can collect her. We want to find the person or family who genuinely understands Daisy's needs and can give her a stable, loving home for life.
If you're interested, please tell us a little about yourself, your household, any pets or children, your experience with dogs, how long Daisy would usually be left alone and the sort of life you could offer her.
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