Ozzy

Ozzy

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Large Mix Breed

Age: 2 Years

Dog Friendly? Yes

Cat Friendly? No

Child Friendly? Children over 15

Neutered? Yes

Cheeky Chappy Ozzy is eagerly awaiting a home where his mischievous charm will be cherished. He is a stunning mix breed with unique shepherd-like coat pattern but in a paler complexion, almost like someone left him out in the sun.

At 2 years old, Ozzy is in the midst of his teenage phase, brimming with energy and rambunctiousness. He requires an active owner or family who can provide entertainment and guidance to shape him into the well-adjusted dog he has the potential to be. Having spent his entire life in kennels since his rescue from a dump with his siblings, Ozzy is unfortunately the last of his litter awaiting a home. Despite his large size and excitability potentially being daunting, he is an intelligent and highly trainable dog. A stable home environment, complete with consistent long walks and garden playtime, is expected to help him settle down.

Ozzy is a cuddle bug at heart who loves attention from his carers and is easily bribed with food. If you have a bit of chicken or sausage, Ozzy is your best friend. He could live in a house with children but because of his size and bounciness we would advise any children be over 15. He also can’t live with cats.

As far as dogs go, Ozzy is fine with dogs in passing and can happily walk alongside other dogs with no issues. He can be dominant around other dogs and likes to push his luck so we would advise that he be rehomed as the only dog. He prefers not to share the spotlight and would be plenty of excitement all on his own. We would still like him to have an active social life so a walking group would be a perfect way for him to make friends

Ozzy is such a funny little character, he is bound to keep his new family entertained with his antics. He truly does deserve a home after waiting patiently for so long.

Fully vaccinated for Rabies and Infections Diseases

4D tested for Brucellosis and tick borne diseases

Microchipped