
Juniper ('Juni')
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Character
Last winter in Romania, a very beautiful, heavily pregnant dog was brought to the Adjud public shelter. The next day she gave birth to six puppies, of which only two survived.
That beautiful dog now has a name: Juniper, or Juni. Thanks to Annie’s Trust, she was identified for rescue through BDRUK and was one of the four Mission Possible dogs for whom we fundraised last Christmas. Juni, along with her son Jude, are now in foster in Moray in Scotland. Both are settling very well, and Juni is ready for her forever home.
Juni, (c.16kg) is a tallish, slim dog with an elegant grey wire coat, a rather sophisticated air and a very charming little Fu Manchu beard. She also has large hairy paws.
In some ways, you would hardly know Juni was a rescue dog. She is calm and laid back, takes life as it comes and is now very used to living in a home. She sleeps through the night, is quiet and calm, walks beautifully on a lead and adores human attention.
She can still be a little unsettled at times, not liking the sound of loud noises or the clanging or metal gates, but she doesn’t panic or react, she just stops. Juni will counter-surf given half the chance. Juni’s fosterer usually keeps temptation away and dogs out of the kitchen when food is prepared. Time and further training will of course help; Juni is by no means ‘finished’ and she will probably be quite nervous to start with and may temporarily regress in her new home.
Juni is very sweet and loving, always happy to see her foster Mum. Sometimes she licks and nibbles on her hands. She likes having people around but isn’t clingy; she’s happy to laze on the sofa rather than follow her human about. She’s a self-sufficient girl.
Juni has a moderate energy and isn’t one to bound about, preferring to trot along demurely on the lead (never pulling) or sit and watch the world go by.
Juniper is great with the other dogs in her foster home (of which there are 4 including Jude) and has been good observing and meeting other dogs on walks, although in general she prefers to take herself away from them, not being super interested.
Juni is often admired for her sophisticated looks, and has a lovely calm, soft personality to match them.
Please note - we do not rehome dogs to families with children under the age of 10.
Type of Home Sought
Juni is an easy going dog and as such will fit in many places. She would be best in a quieter home, probably not somewhere too urban. She would like her own garden.
Juni can live with another dog or dogs but would also be happy as an only dog.
She cannot live with cats as she barks at and attempts to chase them.
She can live with older dog-savvy children or teenagers who can manage the fact that she does like to jump up in excitement and nibble affectionately on fingers.
Please read about our Adoption process. We really appreciate it when potential adopters have read our advice, and these are the people who are most often successful at application stage! https://www.bdruk.org/rehome
Our adoption donation is £325. This includes travel to the UK, their vaccinations, pet passport, microchip and all preparation for travel. They also come with 5 weeks free insurance.
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