THIS adorable Belgian Malinois cross dog is looking for a forever home.
Luna is a lovely, energetic two-year-old Belgian Malinois cross looking for an active, adult-only home.
Currently at Dogs Trust Salisbury, Luna is looking for calm and confident owners who have breed experience and a gentle structured approach. Luna must have an outlet for her physical activities such as agility and search games and lots of mental stimulation and enrichment for her super-smart brain.
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Luna looking cute (Image: Dogs Trust Salisbury)
Luna must be the only pet in the home and have a secure garden where she can enjoy off-lead time with her family. Long walks in quiet areas and over the fields are ideal for her. When out and about, she does love a game and a walk with four legged friends.
Initially, Luna can be timid and wary of handling at first, she needs time to build up her confidence. Once she is relaxed, she enjoys being around people and will lean in for a fuss. This intelligent girl is always ready to jump in the car and go exploring with her new family.
Luna must be kept on a lead and wear a muzzle to support her when out in public and when visiting the vet. Luna enjoys her food and is happy to settle on her bed with a long-lasting chew. so would need a very gradual introduction to being home alone.
Dogs Trust Salisbury rehoming centre manager, Claire Rowe said: "Luna is a bright and sweet girl who enjoys being busy, learning new things and playing with her toys, especially her tennis ball.
"She will make a wonderful, active addition to a home who will enjoy doing training with her and going on lots of adventures.
"Support from her handler at Dogs Trust will always be available to help Luna and her adopters."
If you think that you could be a potential match for Luna or to find out more about any of the dogs available for rehoming at Dogs Trust, head to www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming
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