Description
Meet Siri (Sirius Black), a gorgeous young German Shepherd located in Edinburgh Scotland. At approximately 28kg, he’s a handsome lad with a big heart, a cheeky personality and plenty of love to give.
At home, Siri is an affectionate sweetheart who loves nothing more than a cuddle on the sofa. Just don’t expect to keep your cushion – he’s already decided it’s his!
He’s crate trained and a dream at bedtime, happily settling between 9:30 and 10pm and sleeping until around 7am. He’s also good with cats and currently shares his home with three.
Things that make Siri happy:
* Sofa snuggles and head rests on cushions.
* Chasing birds (he takes this job VERY seriously).
* A good bone to chew.
* Treats and tasty fruit and vegetables.
* Being told what a handsome boy he is – although he probably already knows!
Siri has made some lovely doggy friends and enjoys a good play with dogs he knows. He’s a more cautious when meeting unfamiliar dogs and people and needs time, patience and gentle introductions to help him feel comfortable. He’s a clever young lad still figuring out the world and occasionally takes his self-appointed household security duties a little too seriously! He’ll need an experienced owner who can help him build confidence through patience, consistency and positive training.
His ideal home:
* An experienced German Shepherd or large-breed owner.
* An adult-only household or one with children aged 16+.
* Someone confident, patient and committed to continuing his training.
* A calm home where he can relax and enjoy being a dog.
Siri is fully vaccinated, microchipped and up to date with worming.
He’s got the looks, the brains and the personality. He’s just missing one thing: his very own human to love, a sofa to commandeer and someone willing to share their snacks (or at least pretend they didn’t notice when he helps himself!).
Could you be Siri’s happily ever after? 🖤
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR POTENTIAL ADOPTERS
Please read carefully before applying.
Hope4Paws UK & Spain is a volunteer-run dog rescue and home-finding team based in Hengoed, South Wales. We are not a kennel, sanctuary or boarding facility.
Most of the dogs we advertise are currently located in Spain, Romania or other EU countries and, once approved, travel directly to their new UK home. A UK meet-and-greet is therefore not possible.
EU DOGS – HEALTH SCREENING
Many of our dogs come from areas where Mediterranean and other diseases and parasites are more prevalent than in the UK.
For this reason, our EU dogs undergo thorough veterinary screening and laboratory analytical blood testing before travelling, together with appropriate vaccinations, microchipping, parasite treatment and other checks where required.
We take health screening very seriously and provide adopters with the known veterinary information and test results available for their dog.
RESCUE DOGS
A rescue dog's history may be incomplete or unknown, and age or breed may sometimes be estimated. Behaviour can change once a dog settles into a new home, and some dogs may require additional patience, training, veterinary care or behavioural support.
Introductions to children and existing pets must be gradual, careful and supervised where appropriate. Compatibility with another dog, cat or child cannot be guaranteed unless specifically assessed.
⚠️ VERY IMPORTANT – NO UK BOARDING FACILITY
Please do not adopt expecting to simply return the dog to us if things do not work out.
We do not have UK kennels or boarding facilities and cannot guarantee immediate collection, return or emergency accommodation.
If problems arise, you must contact Hope4Paws immediately. We provide lifetime rescue back-up, which means we will work to help find a suitable foster or forever home where possible.
This does NOT mean we can immediately take the dog back. Finding a suitable placement can take time.
You must not sell, ******************, privately rehome or transfer the dog without first contacting Hope4Paws.
THREE-MONTH SETTLING PERIOD
We normally expect a minimum of three months to allow a rescue dog to settle before surrender or rehoming is considered, unless there is an immediate safety or welfare concern.
FEES
UK dogs: £395 adoption fee.
EU dogs: £0 adoption fee + £395 standard transport contribution, which may be up to £450 depending on location and transport route.
PLEASE ONLY APPLY IF:
You understand that adopting a rescue dog is a lifelong commitment and are prepared to provide the necessary care, training, veterinary treatment, patience and support.
Our priority is always the welfare of the dog and finding the right permanent home.
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