Watson

About This Dog for Adoption

Watson's ideal home

Watson can live with teenagers but not other pets, although he can walk with other dogs. He is fully house trained and can be left alone for a few hours once he has settled into his new home. Watson can clear a five foot fence with ease so your boundaries will need to be higher than this and the garden secure.

Could you be Watson's perfect match?

Watson has attracted a lot of attention since his arrival due to his... let's say unusual looks! He's a very friendly lad who will stop for a quick hello on his walks but then he's nose down and off again. Watson is VERY strong on his lead. Potential adopters must be sure they can handle his strength and are also willing to put in some training on his walking skills. Watson is relatively friendly with dogs but he has a tendency to either mount them or when off lead, avoid them. He will also bark at others on occasion but he can walk with friends and he should be kept socialised. Watson is a playful boy who likes his toys and games but he has covered them in the past when people have been nearby, so we would recommend just leaving him alone to play. The same goes for when he's eating as he does tend to bolt his food. If you've an active lifestyle and enjoy being out and about, Watson could be just the dog for you.