Luna

Luna — a cautious young dog looking for patient people

Luna is around four months old. She was found completely alone outside a nearby village. At first she was very frightened, but she has since been able to build trust and is staying temporarily in our small “hostel”.

As soon as Luna feels safe, she shows her sweet and playful side. She is initially very easily startled around new people. She may bark out of fear, but she does not bite. She needs calm, understanding people who give her time and do not pressure her.

Luna already knows other dogs and cats. A harness and walking on a lead, however, are still unfamiliar to her. Both must be introduced slowly, gently and without pressure. She also needs to get used to regular walks. As Luna is still very young, she can learn all of this with patience and loving guidance.

Luna is not suited to living only in a flat. She loves movement, plenty of exercise and running freely in a securely fenced garden.

Luna is looking for people who do not expect everything to work from the first day. Anyone who gives her security, patience and time will gain a sweet, cheerful and playful young companion.

Profile

• Age: around 4 months
• Sex: female
• Temperament: sweet, playful and initially very easily startled
• Behaviour around strangers: barks out of fear, but does not bite
• Compatibility: familiar with dogs and cats
• Walking on a lead: not yet learned
• Harness: needs gentle introduction
• Ideal home: calm, patient people and a securely fenced garden
• Not suitable for: living only in a flat without sufficient exercise
• Current location: staying temporarily with ANIMAL HOPE GREECE

Health and preparation

• Before adoption: If adopted, Luna will be prepared for transport and travel in accordance with the legal requirements applicable at that time.

Interested in Luna? We would be happy to receive an adoption enquiry. We carefully assess whether Luna, the people and their living circumstances are a lasting match.

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