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Would you adopt one of these Dogs Trust rescues?
This is Yates who is a gorgeous 5-month-old pup with a gentle soul and a playful spark just waiting to shine.
Dogs Trust said that while he may be a little shy at first, it doesn't take long for him to warm up and show his sweet, curious nature. He's still learning about the world, so hell need a home that can offer plenty of confidence-building and positive experiences to help him grow.
Yates enjoys the company of other dogs, though his puppy enthusiasm can come off a bit cheeky - so any canine companion should be tolerant and well-socialized. He would do well in a family with children aged 10 and up, and a secure garden would be the perfect playground for him to stretch his legs and explore. With patience, love, and guidance, Yates will blossom into a loyal and joyful addition to the family.
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