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Freya
lively

An energetic bundle of joy who needs someone that can channel her energy through lots of fun activities.
  • Personality

    Active

    Affectionate

    Lots of fun

    Needs support

    Shy

  • Age

    2 years

  • Breed

    Spaniel Cross Collie

  • Sex

    Female

  • Size

    Medium

  • Home Requirements

    An experienced owner

    An active owner

    A quiet home

    A home with garden

    Needs to be only pet

    No Children

More about Freya

Freya is looking for a quiet home with an experienced and active owner. She will require company all day to begin with and access to a private garden, so she has another space to enjoy to herself. She is looking to be the only pet in an adult only home.

Freya is a lively, excitable girl who thrives on having plenty to do. As her crossbreed suggest, she is a mix of two highly intelligent and energetic breeds, meaning she is happiest when both her mind and body are kept busy. Tennis balls are her absolute favourite toy, and if given the opportunity, she would happily play fetch all day long! She is clever, energetic and can become bored if she is not provided with enough mental and physical stimulation, so her new owner will need to understand her needs and be committed to keeping her busy brain occupied. She would love activities such as hill walking, running, or even trying flyball, where she can channel her energy into something fun.

Although Freya is confident, affectionate, and loves cuddles with the people she knows and trusts, she also has a sensitive and anxious side. As a result, she would be best suited to a quiet adult-only home where she can settle into a well-established routine and allowed to build her confidence at her own pace.

Freya picks and chooses who she likes as her doggy friends so will have to continue working on her social skills around them. She will need a lot of time and patience to help her truly flourish, but her new owner will be rewarded with unconditional loyalty and endless enjoyment.

Freya has had veterinary treatment. More information will be discussed with successful applicants.