Betty

Betty came to us from Romania barely able to walk. She had spend years on a chain with such painful knees she could hardly lift her back to walk straight.

So when she arrived in the UK we got Betty to the vets were she was diagnosed with serve Luxcating Patella in both knees. Over the last 6-9 months Betty has undergone 2 major surgeries to correct her knees. She has now finally completed her last surgery and is well on the way to a full recovery. During this time she has been to hydrotherapy once a week which has helped here correct the drop in her back and in another few weeks she will be fully recovered. ( we will happily pay for hydrotherapy for Betty until she is fully recovered.)

So it’s time to start looking for Betty’s forever home.
Betty is one of the sweetest dogs I have met in a long fostering journey. Despite all she has been through she still looks to humans for comfort. She is however still very nervous and jumpy. Which will improve with time and patience. But I do believe Betty has been left with a few mental scars from her past.
Despite this she is the most wonderful friendly dog who is great with adults and children alike.
She is a very quiet and calm dog who loves nothing more than a short walk and a cosy bed.

Betty is currently living with multiple dogs. She has become good friends with some of the adult dogs. But a little nervous of erratic puppies incase they jump on her and hurt her legs. But with slow introductions Betty will live to live with another small dog.

Betty although absolutely loves attention will never be a lap dog. She is more comfortable in her bed.
She is house clean and crate trained.
She enjoys short walks but will never be up to
long hikes.

Anyone who ends up adopting Betty will be extremely lucky.