Kensi

Kensi's ideal home

Kensi can live with teenagers but will need to be the only pet at home. She is house trained and can be left alone for two or three hours once she has settled in. Kensi must be kept away from wildlife and will need a secure garden.

Could you be Kensi's perfect match?

Kensi has had a colourful past, she was first found tied up in a car park in Romania at just ten weeks old, and swiftly found her way into a rescue there. Rehomed in the UK a few weeks later, Kensi quickly settled into home life and attended training classes and had the life of Riley! Unfortunately she has a real interest in wildlife and almost pulled her owner over a few times in an attempt to chase deer, and it was thought that Kensi would be better suited to a younger, more active family that could manage her. Kensi loves her walks and exploring and though she was rather afraid of our large training barn, she had no problem with office spaces. She may take a little time to get used to a new home environment, so her new family will need to be patient with her. She just loves to be made a fuss of, and when brushing her she will nudge us to keep going! Kensi enjoys being busy and has chewed items in the past when bored, it's best that she has someone with her most of the time, and things such as snuffle mats or puzzle feeders to keep her busy and out of mischief! When it comes to other dogs, Kensi is very selective. She can be very wiggly and receptive to some, and quite the opposite to others. We do know she has a dislike for black Labradors. She'll need to be the only dog at home, but with some nice walking pals whose company she enjoys. Kensi may benefit from being muzzled trained as she has been problematic around garden and woodland wildlife.