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If you're looking for a best friend who will greet you with a wagging tail, a wiggly body, and endless affection, then Willow may be the perfect match for you! Willow is a lovely young dog with a sweet nature and a big heart. She absolutely loves people and thrives on companionship, cuddles, and being included in family life. A true snuggle bug, Willow enjoys spending quality time with her humans and will happily soak up all the love and attention you're willing to give. As a young dog, Willow is still learning about the world around her. With gentle guidance, patience, and positive reinforcement, Willow continues to grow in confidence and is already showing great potential to blossom into a well-rounded companion. Willow would benefit from ongoing training, socialisation, and confidence-building activities. She already has a foundation of training and is eager to engage with her people, making her a wonderful candidate for adopters who are committed to continuing her education and helping her develop new skills. When it comes to other dogs, Willow can be a little overexcited and enthusiastic. Her social skills are still developing, and she can sometimes approach other dogs too quickly or intensely. However, with slow, controlled introductions, she is capable of interacting appropriately and enjoying canine company. For now, Willow is best suited as the only dog in the home while she continues to develop her confidence and social manners. Willow is searching for an active family who can provide daily exercise, mental enrichment, and plenty of opportunities to explore the world at her own pace. She will thrive in a home with secure fencing and access to both indoor and outdoor areas, allowing her to enjoy family life while also having space to play and relax. Due to her youthful enthusiasm and ongoing training needs, Willow would be best suited to a household with children aged 8 years and older who can interact with her respectfully.
*The adoption fee covers the fee payable to Domestic Animal Services to release the dog. Additional fees include a registration fee ($65.55 or concession $25.05) and microchip fee ($27.55 to update microchip details or $50.25 if the dog was not microchipped when impounded). Sexually entire dogs must be desexed by a vet, fees will apply.