The young collie crossbreed can be a little sensitive around unfamiliar situations, such as meeting new people, but spending the extra time to get to know each other will truly be worth the wait.
Tracey Rae, rehoming centre manager, said: “This handsome two-year-old enjoys spending time outdoors, so it is important that he has a big enough garden to play in until he is brave enough to go for walks out-and-about.
“When he is feeling ready, Yoda will appreciate visiting quiet, peaceful locations where he could explore to his heart’s content.”
While being unable to live with cats, Yoda could potentially live with another easy-going dog. An adult-only home environment with no visiting children is essential.
Tracey said: “A special someone who could show a shy chap that life does not have to be so scary would be perfect.
“If you live local to the Shoreham Rehoming Centre and think you could offer Yoda his ‘yappily’ ever after, then please contact the Dogs Trust team.”
Dogs Trust Shoreham is in Brighton Road, Shoreham. Phone 01273 452576 or visit www.dogstrust.org.uk for more.
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