About Bell:
Bell is a large, female Huntaway, aged 12 years old.
Description:Beautiful Bell
Bell is a fully retired female huntaway who is looking for the perfect porch to spend her golden years on. She loves human company and would suit someone who can give her the attention and affection she deserves. She enjoys the odd walk at a slower pace as she is in her senior years but does have the odd puppy moment shine through. Bell loves the sound of her own voice and will quite happily walk along talking. She would love to be an inside dog and lounge by the fire on those colder nights. She is a dominant female so would either need to be on her own or in a situation where she doesnt feel the need to try assert herself as shes to old for that nonsense. Bell is used to all sorts of other animals and is very harmless although she does love a snack and if given a chance will go looking for one. She would be a great companion for an elderly couple but if you think you can give her the reitrement she deserves please get in touch.
Is Bell used to children? Yes.Is Bell used to cats? Yes.
Is Bell toilet-trained? Yes.
Is Bell used to stock? Yes.
Is Bell used to chickens? Yes.
How well does Bell get on with other dogs? OK.
Bell lives in Taupō, .
A bit about Bell’s personality:
She wants to be the dominant dog. Would be better as the only dog
About me:
My name: Samantha Carter.
My e-mail address: sjoeannecarter@hotmail.com.
My phone number: 02041875407
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