Looking for a loving forever home for Leo – a very special 3-year-old Spitz ❤️
Some dogs just need someone to give them a chance. Leo is one of those dogs, and I really hope that this time, someone will see him for the beautiful boy he is.
I adopted Leo from a shelter a year ago. At that point, he had already spent two whole years waiting for a family. He had suffered from severe skin sores due to an allergy to fleas and ticks, and he was so frightened of human touch that he didn’t really know what it meant to be loved.
Look at him now. ❤️
He has grown into a healthy, handsome boy with a gorgeous, long and fluffy coat. The only visible reminder of his past is the darker colouring around his eyes. This is related to his tear staining, and the fur in that area simply takes longer to grow back. It doesn’t affect his health or the beautiful dog he is.
But what makes Leo truly special isn’t his appearance. It’s his heart.
He is genuinely one of the most intelligent, sensitive and emotionally connected dogs I’ve ever known.
When I lost my oldest dog, Leo somehow seemed to understand how heartbroken I was. He would stay beside me, lick the tears from my face and gently put his paw on me. He has this incredible ability to sense when someone needs comfort.
And one of my favourite things about him is that he now comes and asks for cuddles himself. He’ll walk up to you, put his little paw on you and ask for affection. Considering that he was once so afraid of human touch, seeing how much he now trusts people means everything to me.
A little about Leo:
● 🐾 3-year-old Spitz.
● ❤️ Very affectionate, intelligent and emotionally sensitive.
● 🐶 Gets along well with other dogs.
● 🐱 Good with cats.
● 👧 Good with older children (not yet tested with younger children).
● 🤍 Friendly with strangers and happy to receive affection.
● 🌳 Loves walks, running and being outdoors.
● 🛋️ Equally happy spending the day curled up on the sofa beside his favourite person.
Leo is not a dog who needs constant entertainment. He can be a wonderful companion at home, but he also loves getting out, exploring and enjoying his walks.
Why am I looking for a new home for him?
This is genuinely one of the hardest decisions I’ve had to make.
After losing my oldest dog, I went through an extremely difficult period and subsequently developed an autoimmune illness. My circumstances have changed, and I can no longer give Leo the time, energy and attention that he deserves.
This isn’t because Leo has done anything wrong. Quite the opposite. He deserves someone who can give him the life, love and companionship he has waited so many years for.
I am not looking to give him away to just anyone. I want to find him a loving, stable forever home with someone who understands that adopting a dog is a commitment for life.
Also In Picture me 2 He Is Standing Next To A Pure breed Pomeranian you Can See he Is Not That Big He Is About 7kg