Oz is a fun-loving, clever dog with a heart full of love and a zest for life. What he wants most is to find his very own forever family, because as Oz would say, there’s no place like home.
Bright and quick to learn, Oz has already completed an IMDT training course, charming everyone along the way with his sweet nature. He’s a little wizard when it comes to picking up new skills, and he thrives on mental stimulation. He would love to continue developing his abilities, especially through puzzle games and fun training sessions with his future family.
Oz has plenty of energy and would do best in an active home with access to a spacious garden. He enjoys his walks and playtime – fetch is a particular favourite – but he feels most comfortable in quieter areas, away from busy or overwhelming environments.
With his playful personality and enthusiasm for life, Oz is sure to bring joy and laughter to his new home. His greetings may be a bit exuberant at first, but it’s all part of his excitement to be with people. Once he settles in, he becomes incredibly affectionate and loyal, proving he’s got both brains and heart in abundance. (And while you don’t need to click your heels three times to make him appear, he’ll certainly be right by your side once he feels at home.)
Oz prefers the company of adults or older families without other pets, as he likes to be the centre of attention and can find the presence of other animals a bit too much. He also isn’t comfortable being left alone for long periods – he much prefers being near his humans, soaking up all the love he can get.
If you’re looking for a smart, affectionate, and lively companion who’s ready to bring energy, fun, and a whole lot of heart into your life, Oz could be the perfect match. You won’t need to follow the yellow brick road to find him, he is ready and waiting to meet you!
Here is what main carer Kyran has to say about Oz:
“Oz is a very intelligent and trainable dog with a lot of potential! He’s a happy boy when he’s got a ball in his mouth, and loves a little fuss between games of fetch!”
Please see below a link to see Oz playing with water in our sensory garden.
