Reyna
D.O.B: 20/05/2017
Reyna is now in foster in West Yorkshire and is proving to be a real little gem. She is settling in well and has already shown what a lovely, easy going girl she is.
She currently walks beautifully on the lead with no pulling. She spends at least one day a week with the son’s dog and they get on well and are even starting to play together.
Reyna likes to have her own space and can be a little wary, particularly around people she doesn’t know. She has only met her fosterer’s son so far, so she is still getting used to new people and her new surroundings. Once she feels comfortable, though, she will come to you when she is ready for some fuss and affection.
Her house training has been excellent, she doesn’t yet ask to go outside, but she hasn’t had a single accident in the house. She also sleeps well through the night.
Reyna is eating well and is currently enjoying a combination of wet food and kibble. She is also very well mannered around food and doesn’t bother her foster family when they are eating.
She is still finding her feet and will need a little time and patience as she continues to build her confidence, but so far she is proving to be a lovely little dog with a sweet and gentle nature who loves a snuggle on the sofa.
Please note: Although this dog is currently in UK foster, they originated from Spain, so the Spanish adoption fee applies.
Reyna’s history
Reyna is a very pretty Brittany x. Her background is a bit different to a lot of the dogs we help as she is used to living in a home environment. She was given up because her owner goes out to work every day and Reyna was needing to be left for very long hours, and sadly her owner could no longer look after her. Reyna is quite a shy and cautious girl and it takes her time to trust new people. She is a proper foodie so the team at the shelter have been giving her treats which has helped win her over and now she is happy to be petted and have a little tummy tickle!
Dogs that are used to living in homes really struggle in shelters, so Reyna has been set up with a bed in the office to try and make it a bit easier for her so that she doesn’t need to be in a loud kennel. She is very clean in there, and doesn’t go to the toilet until she’s outside at the shelter where she also has a good run around!
Reyna has clearly had quite a sheltered life, she’s not used to living with other dogs but she is okay with them at the shelter so could live with other dogs in the home. We would love to get her out of the shelter ASAP into a quiet home where her world can be as small as she needs it to be and that is happy for Reyna to take her time finding out all about the world! She has also been cat tested and can live with cats with careful introductions.
She currently walks beautifully on the lead with no pulling. She spends at least one day a week with the son’s dog and they get on well and are even starting to play together.
Reyna likes to have her own space and can be a little wary, particularly around people she doesn’t know. She has only met her fosterer’s son so far, so she is still getting used to new people and her new surroundings. Once she feels comfortable, though, she will come to you when she is ready for some fuss and affection.
Her house training has been excellent, she doesn’t yet ask to go outside, but she hasn’t had a single accident in the house. She also sleeps well through the night.
Reyna is eating well and is currently enjoying a combination of wet food and kibble. She is also very well mannered around food and doesn’t bother her foster family when they are eating.
She is still finding her feet and will need a little time and patience as she continues to build her confidence, but so far she is proving to be a lovely little dog with a sweet and gentle nature who loves a snuggle on the sofa.
Please note: Although this dog is currently in UK foster, they originated from Spain, so the Spanish adoption fee applies.
Reyna’s history
Reyna is a very pretty Brittany x. Her background is a bit different to a lot of the dogs we help as she is used to living in a home environment. She was given up because her owner goes out to work every day and Reyna was needing to be left for very long hours, and sadly her owner could no longer look after her. Reyna is quite a shy and cautious girl and it takes her time to trust new people. She is a proper foodie so the team at the shelter have been giving her treats which has helped win her over and now she is happy to be petted and have a little tummy tickle!
Dogs that are used to living in homes really struggle in shelters, so Reyna has been set up with a bed in the office to try and make it a bit easier for her so that she doesn’t need to be in a loud kennel. She is very clean in there, and doesn’t go to the toilet until she’s outside at the shelter where she also has a good run around!
Reyna has clearly had quite a sheltered life, she’s not used to living with other dogs but she is okay with them at the shelter so could live with other dogs in the home. We would love to get her out of the shelter ASAP into a quiet home where her world can be as small as she needs it to be and that is happy for Reyna to take her time finding out all about the world! She has also been cat tested and can live with cats with careful introductions.
