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Gorgeous Max is looking for a new home through no fault of his own, following a change in his owner’s circumstances.

Max is a wonderfully loving, affectionate boy with all the enthusiasm and energy you’d expect from a Springer! His foster carer describes him as an incredibly loveable companion and says whoever adopts him will be very lucky.

He absolutely loves people and attention. He’s happiest when he’s close to someone and, once his exercise needs have been met, will happily settle down for a cuddle on the sofa. He enjoys being touched and brushed, settles well at night and is housetrained.

An active boy looking for an active home.

Max is a typical high-energy Springer, so we’re looking for someone who understands the breed and can give him the physical exercise and mental stimulation he needs.

We feel he’d be particularly suited to an active home in a semi-rural location, with access to plenty of open spaces where he can enjoy long walks, adventures and activities that help channel that Springer energy.

A secure, well-fenced garden is essential.

Max is strong and currently pulls quite a lot on the lead, so his new family will need to be confident handling him and willing to continue working on his lead walking. His previous owner reported that his recall was good, although this hasn’t yet been tested while he’s in foster, so this will also need continued work.

Life with Max 

Max has previously lived with another dog and is reported to be fantastic around other dogs. We think he could happily share his new home with another friendly, compatible dog – or dogs – following successful introductions.

He has never lived with cats and will chase them, so he isn’t suitable for a home with cats.

Max has previously lived with children aged 8 and 11 and was described by his former owner as amazing with them. We’d be happy to consider a home with older, dog-savvy children.

He’s also a good traveller, behaves well at the vets and has no known guarding or possessive behaviours. He’s comfortable being handled all over – although, like many dogs, he’s definitely not a fan of the Hoover!

Max has previously been left for a few hours without issue, although he’s a very people-oriented dog who loves companionship, so we’d like his new family to have plenty of time for him.

Could Max be your perfect match?

Max really is a lovely boy – affectionate, enthusiastic and full of personality. In the right home, with plenty of exercise, stimulation, training and love, we think he’s going to make an absolutely fantastic companion.

If you know and love Springers, enjoy an active lifestyle and are looking for a four-legged adventure buddy who’ll also happily snuggle up beside you afterwards, Max could be the one for you.

Rehoming Our Animals

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