Meet Narla!  Narla is a very sweet-natured, friendly girl who is full of all the fun, mischief and energy you would expect from a puppy her age.  She loves being around people and is always ready for her next adventure – or a good game of fetch.  Fetch is one of Narla’s favourite things, especially when there are squeaky toys involved.  She’s a lively, playful girl who will keep you entertained with her puppy antics and infectious enthusiasm.  Like any young puppy, Narla is still learning.  When she gets excited, she can become a little nippy, so she will need someone who understands puppy behaviour and is prepared to continue teaching her appropriate boundaries.  She does know her basic commands, which gives her new adopter a great starting point.  Narla will need continued training, positive reinforcement and plenty of socialisation as she grows.  As a Cane Corso Cross, she will also grow into a large and powerful dog, so her new family needs to be committed to helping her become a confident, well-mannered adult.  This isn’t a dog who will simply slot into the background – Narla is a puppy, and puppies are hard work!  There will be muddy paws, toilet training, chewed toys, zoomies, training sessions, sleepless nights and plenty of chaos along the way.  But there will also be cuddles, laughter, companionship and the incredibly rewarding experience of watching her grow into the wonderful dog she has the potential to become.  We are looking for someone who is prepared for the commitment of a puppy, understands the needs of a Cane Corso, and is willing to continue her training and socialisation throughout her development.  Are you ready for the chaos of a puppy in your life ? If the answer if yes, Narla could be the girl you have been waiting for.  Narla will need a private secure garden.

Narla has socialised well with other dogs whilst in our care, and as you would expect for a puppy she is very playful.  We do feel she could potentially be rehomed with another dog of similar size that would tolerate a puppy constantly wanting to play. (must be neutered).

We are unsure how Narla would react around cats.

As Narla came into the home as a stray, we have no previous history on her and as she can be very nippy we would prefer any children in the home to be 14+ years.

If you have a holiday booked in the next 3 months, please wait until you return to apply for a dog.

*Applications that are successful will be provided with further information on each dog to the best of the charity’s knowledge.