Willow is food driven, so training  can be easy peasy  though she shows no signs of food aggression with humans or other dogs. She is learning to sit and wait before eating and to understand the meal you’re serving won’t be her  last.

Being extremely human focused, she is very eager to please and she loves to be around her people and be treated as one of the family, going for drives in the car and all the stuff families do together.

Willow is an outside dog but comes inside at every opportunity and would love to be inside with her family. She may need some prompting and help with her toilet training initially.

Willow has been fostered with five other large dogs, both male and female, and in next paddock has been with cattle, horses, hens and lambs and has not concerned herself with any but has not been tested with cats whilst in care.

All Willow’s good training has been temporarily put on hold as she  is currently “in season” and will not be available for some weeks, however get your “Expression of Interest” for Willow in early to be ready for her when she’s ready for you.

Enquiries can be made by phoning 0400 372 609 or check www.facebook.com/AnimalWelfareLeagueFarSouthCoastBranch for more details 

There are also several other dogs including Bella the female 6-year-old white and tan Jack Russell, Ricco the black and white 2.5-year-old male dog, Willow the tan and white medium sized female dog, Radar the tan and Merle mixed breed male with a really lovely temperament and a lovely young male black and tan kelpie.

All dogs come de-sexed, microchipped, immunised and wormed and treated for fleas, from FSC AWL  $350.

Calendar of Second Chances. The Far South Coast Branch of Animal Welfare League NSW produces a calendar featuring many of the pets that were rehomed by the branch over the past year.

You can pick up your copy for $20 at all Bega Valley Shire Vets, Coastal Grooming Merimbula, and The Country K9 Parlour Cobargo or to have copies sent email awlfsc@bigpond.com.