Lego

Introducing the kindest old soul Lego.

Lego is crate trained and will practically put himself to bed. I often find him snoozing in his bed whilst I’m around the house doing chores.

Lego is very comfortable being alone. He is house trained and loves being able to be both inside and out (mainly inside). He is toilet trained and does not chew anything so it’s very easy to trust him when you’re not around.

Lego loves tennis balls and will be the best boy if a ball is on offer.

Lego loves the hose and can play all day. He doesn’t love his baths but knows he will look beautiful afterwards so will allow you to pamper him.

Lego absolutely loves his food and is food motivated so learning new tricks is easy.

Lego knows, sit, drop, wait and fetch. He is incredibly smart so with training might even be able to do a backflip.

Lego isn’t a fan of competition and unfortunately doesn’t like other dogs. He will need to be an only dog (absolutely no exceptions to this) and requires training and discipline on walks/runs. An experienced owner is preferred. He is good on lead as he has had significant training but this will need to be continued. His perfect owner would have a big backyard so he can run around and wear off some energy with toys.

Lego is fine with kids however would be best suited with older children/teenagers who are confident in handling a dog.

Lego is an absolute perfect mix of energetic and lazy. He LOVES runs, walks and chasing the tennis ball or a game of tug of war, but is equally happy snoozing next to you. He has the most beautiful calm nature and gets a helicopter tail (it’s his best feature) when you come home from work. Once you see it you will fall in love!

If Lego might fit into your family, please enquire!