Molly 3 years old springer x corgi

Molly 3 years old springer x corgi

We have only had molly for a few weeks, she settled pretty much instantly.

Molly is a 3 year old mixed breed ( she was sold to us as a springer spaniel & corgi mix) her D.O.B is 14/02/2021

Please don't let the following description put you off messaging about molly, although I have mentioned her issues in detail they really don't make her a bad dog. There are so many things that make her such a nice girl. She just needs some extra time and training. If she got on with our current dogs we would keep her in a heartbeat.

We are so sad to have to re-home molly, but she doesn't get along with our current dogs and dogs in general.

She is pretty much the perfect dog, she is fully house and crate trained, she pulls a little on the lead but she won't drag you. She is not food aggressive and I would say quite the opposite she is so gentle when you give her food most of the time you have to put it down for her to take it. She loves a belly rub and snuggling on the sofa. She also loves going on walks.

She loves playing with soft toys and balls, she isn't really a fan of people playing with her as she growls when you go to take the toy from her mouth and sometimes does mouth you. Please don't let this put you off her when she does mouth it isn't hard and doesn't hurt. We have been trying to work on it and sometimes she will now drop the toy when you ask her too.

When we first got molly she hated her feet being touched but we have been working on this and now she is almost 100% okay with you touching them. She doesn't mind having a bath or being brushed (she may try to bite the brush a few times) but she isn't too keen on the hairdryer.

When on a walk molly can sometimes fixate on other dogs but she doesn't react unless they come into her space, when this happens she will growl and snap at the other dog that is in her space but she doesn't actually bite them she seems to just be trying to scare them away. I believe this can become so much better by seeing a dog behaviourist or trainer.

In the house molly is a couch potato and will always roll over for belly rubs. She loves to be around you, I couldn't believe how fast she bonded with us she honestly is such a lovely girl.

Molly does bark when someone walks past the front window or knocks on the door, she will also jump up at the door when someone knocks but this could be minimised by teaching a place or bed command. The only reason we haven't started on this is because we have been working on different things with her.

She has started to learn the wait/stay command and is improving everyday.

Molly is currently on a raw diet (we get this from Tony's pet supplies on Stanhope road South Shields, it costs around £7 a week) and is on 400g a day as she is quite overweight so she needs to loose some of it so she can be healthy. Although she is overweight it doesn't stop her from going on nice long walks.

Molly is up to date with her vaccines, fleas and wormers, she is also microchipped.

She will come to you with her crate, fleece, some of her favourite toys, bowls, harnesses, collar, lead etc.

We would like Molly to meet her new owners once and then leave a few days so you and we can think things over as I know it can sometimes take a while to look back about the meeting and make a decision and then meet again for you to take her to her forever home with you. ( if things don't work out for any reason we will always take molly back to find her another home more suitable) for this reason I would recommend waiting a week or 2 to change her microchip details over just so if you decide she is not right for you or your not right for her the details won't need changing back.

If you have any questions please feel ***** to message me.