ANGUS
ANGUS
- Age 1 year, 9 months
- Living with children Can live with teenagers
- Breed pug
- Living with dogs Prefer To Live Alone
- Sex Male
- Living with cats Not To Live With
- Size
- Ideal home location Away From Inner City
- Centre Old Windsor
- Reference 414240
More about ANGUS
Angus is a lively and exuberant Pug cross who is based at Battersea Old Windsor.
When Angus is around, you can’t help but smile. He is full of fun and mischief and finds it hard to stay still – there’s always something exciting to be doing or exploring. He will need some support for a few behaviours he has shown, but he is very bright and picks up training quickly.
Angus is currently spending some time in a temporary foster home and has settled in well. He travels well in the car, sleeps downstairs overnight and loves affection from his foster carer. He has also become best friends with a teddy bear.
Angus loves playing with his toys, especially tennis balls and soft squeaky ones. Sometimes he can find toys and food too exciting and has displayed some resource guarding behaviour around these, so his owners will need to manage this.
Angus has found being in busy households overwhelming, which can lead to him getting over excitable and finding it hard to relax. He needs a consistent, calm home. We know that Angus isn’t comfortable around younger children, so he cannot live with young children and wouldn't cope with regular visiting ones either.
He is looking to be the only dog in his new home as he has shown some intolerance towards some other dogs and prefers his own space. He can interact with calmer, independent dogs but new owners should not force him to interact with dogs if he chooses not to.
Angus is a quirky boy with a fun personality who loves interacting with people. He also does a great smile!
Angus is work in progress but will be a rewarding project, if you are interested in rehoming him please email bow.rehomers@battersea.org.uk or call 01784 494 443.
If you have not registered yet, please do so on the Battersea website https://www.battersea.org.uk/rehoming.