VIDEO: Dog of the week '“ Otty

Otty is looking for owners who enjoy training, as this will need to be continued after leaving Dogs Trust Shoreham.
By The Newsroom
Published 12th Jun 2016, 15:54 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 01:00 BST

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Otty can be excitable at times but is learning to have four feet on the floor when greeting peopleOtty can be excitable at times but is learning to have four feet on the floor when greeting people
Otty can be excitable at times but is learning to have four feet on the floor when greeting people

The two-year-old male wire-haired German pointer cross is a fun dog and smart, so treats will come in handy while learning.

Tracey Rae, rehoming centre manager, said: “Otty can be unsure around new people so is looking for an adult home without visiting children.

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“Once you have built up a bond with him, he is affectionate and likes to interact with you.

Otty can be excitable at times but is learning to have four feet on the floor when greeting peopleOtty can be excitable at times but is learning to have four feet on the floor when greeting people
Otty can be excitable at times but is learning to have four feet on the floor when greeting people

“He can be excitable at times and is learning to have four feet on the floor when greeting people.”

Otty would like an enclosed garden and would happily live with another dog but cannot live with cats or small furries.

Travey added: “He travels well in the car and could be left alone for short periods once settled in at home.

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“Otty is very playful with his toys. He is happy to play on his own but also likes you to join in at times, too. This would be a fun way to build a bond with him.”

Contact the Brighton Road centre on 01273 452576.

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