Bonnie Ref 3573

Bonnie Ref 3573

Bonnie

Bonnie is a 5-year-old female tri-coloured Beagle, She is approximately 15½ inches tall and weighs 17kg. Bonnie is spayed, vaccinated and microchipped.

She is described as a very loving, chilled and affectionate girl who enjoys being with her family and particularly loves her cuddles.

Training & Behaviour

Bonnie is housetrained and has not used a crate. She has not attended formal training classes.

She can pull at the beginning of a walk but settles down once she gets going. She is used to walking on a lead.

She is not currently trusted off lead, so her recall has not been tested in this situation. She is not an escapologist from a secure garden.

Bonnie is not destructive with furniture or shoes, although, like many Beagles, she is inquisitive.

People

Bonnie has not shown aggression towards people, although her owner says she can sometimes be timid around people she does not know.

Bonnie has not shown aggression towards other dogs and is considered able to live with another dog.

Other Dogs

When approaching another dog on lead, she will sniff and is not described as aggressive. She has not had off-lead interactions recorded because she is not currently allowed off lead.

Cats

Her ability to live with cats is unknown.

Food & Possessions

Bonnie is not described as having food aggression. She will steal food if it is left accessible, including from plates, but stolen items can be taken from her.

She sleeps on the sofa with her brother and mum, or in a dog bed.

What Bonnie Loves

Bonnie loves playing with a tennis ball and will bring it back to be thrown, although she isn’t particularly interested in prolonged interaction with toys or play. She much prefers to run around.

Her owner describes her as a very loving, chilled dog who has been fantastic with her young granddaughter. They feel that Bonnie will make a new family very happy.


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