Honey is a highly intelligent, extremely eager-to-work and sensitive working dog. She has boundless energy and is keen to learn, but absolutely requires experienced owners and consistent, fair leadership. She loves people and is always friendly. Honey has a strong hunting instinct, which is why she is not suitable for homes with children or small animals. A rural home would be ideal for her. When it comes to other dogs, Honey’s behaviour depends on whether she gets on with them.

Leya is a very people-oriented and lovely dog. She loves spending time with her humans. She’d love nothing more than to spend the whole day out for a walk or cuddling with her two-legged friends. She needs a lot of attention and isn’t shy about asking for it. Leya barks quite a lot and is therefore looking for a home where this won’t bother anyone. We’d like Leya to find a home without young children or small pets. She gets on with other dogs depending on whether she likes them.

Spike is a very active and clever dog. He really enjoys learning new things and always wants to please the people he’s close to. As he is still quite insecure at the moment, he needs people who can provide him with clear guidance and direction. Spike has a strong protective and hunting instinct and will therefore not be placed with young children or small animals. He is very sensitive to stimuli and therefore needs a quiet, rural home. Spike must be kept on a lead and wear a muzzle at all times.

Murphy is a very people-oriented dog who forms a strong bond with his primary carer. He has a mind of his own and absolutely needs people who can lead him fairly and consistently. He is a very self-assured male dog and makes this very clear. Murphy has a strong hunting instinct and gets on well with other dogs if he takes a liking to them. We’re looking for a rural home for Murphy, without young children or small pets. Murphy must be kept on a lead and wear a muzzle at all times.

Bunny is a very friendly and active dog. She loves going out with her owners and cuddling. However, Bunny also needs clear rules when living with people. Her new owners should be active and enjoy the outdoors. Bunny needs both physical and mental stimulation. Her tolerance for frustration still needs some work. She decides whether she likes other dogs based on whether she gets on with them. Due to her strong hunting instinct, she is not suited to households with small children or small pets.

Trixie is a very sweet and cautious dog. She takes a little time to warm to people at first, but once she does, she’s very affectionate and cuddly. Trixie hasn’t experienced much in her life so far and now needs confident owners who will show her the world with calm and patience. She is often still quite overwhelmed by too many stimuli. Trixie is used to living with other dogs. Having another dog already in her new home would certainly be good for her. We’re hoping to find Trixie a quiet home in the countryside, without children or small animals.

Tara is a very lively and brave dog. She is very confident and is currently clearly testing her limits. Tara hasn’t experienced much yet and needs people to show her the world now. She needs loving but firm training. She also defends her resources, such as her food. Tara is used to living with other dogs. We’d like Tara to find a home in the countryside without small children.

Cookie is a young and playful male dog. He is still a bit cautious at first and likes to observe new things from a distance. Cookie still has a lot to learn and needs people who can make him feel safe. He is very active and a quick learner. Cookie needs plenty of physical and mental stimulation. We’d like to find him a home in the countryside without small children, ideally as a second dog.

Nala is a particularly sensitive young dog. When she trusts her owners, she is very gentle and affectionate. Nala often shows a certain degree of reserve and insecurity towards strangers. Her strong sight-hunting instinct and independent nature require experienced and understanding guidance. Nala is still very insecure in many ways and needs a stable and calm home. Children and small pets should not live in her new home.

Benny is a lively lad who takes a while to warm to people at first. He needs a quiet home without too much hustle and bustle. We can’t imagine Benny living in the city either, as too many stimuli would be overwhelming for him. He makes it very clear when he doesn’t want something. That’s why we’re looking for people who can read him and guide him confidently. Once he’s gained confidence, he’s great fun and really enjoys spending time with his people. When it comes to other dogs, he decides based on whether he likes them.