Max is a gorgeous boy who has flown from Cyprus to find his forever home. He is currently in foster in Huddersfield 
This is what his foster mum says about him 
Max is a sweet, chilled, gentle and accommodating dog. He has settled in well into a multiple dog household and has been quick to learn the routine – he will sit watching me work at my computer and come over a cuddle when I stop for a break. He has beautiful manners – takes treats gently, plays respectfully with the other dogs, is never pushy and always polite. He is very loving and affectionate and adores being around his people. He is also a good house dog and alert to his surroundings. He eats well has shown no signs of food aggression and is house trained. At night he sleeps on his dog bed in my bedroom and never makes a sound till morning, when he will come and get me up (usually 5 mins before the alarm goes off) with a wet nose under the duvet. He is fine to be left alone and has shown no signs of separation anxiety or destructive behaviour when I am out. Max is very accepting and happy either out walking with you or snuggled up on the sofa. He’s brilliant on the lead, walking beautifully to heel. He never pulls, just stops for a sniff and an explore but he does love to run and swim when he is on the long line. In the short time he has been with me he has seen ducks, squirrels, livestock and met yapping terriers – he was disinterested in them all and remained completely unphased – not even the bonfire night fireworks upset him! He is the same with people we have met whilst out and about – taking everything in his stride, always greeting them gently and politely. He has not met any children whilst in the UK but his Cypriot carers say he is good with kids and given his lovely gentle nature that doesn’t surprise me. He is untested with cats and small furries and has no health issues as far as I can see. Max has only just turned two but is mature for his age with a quiet intelligence making him an ideal dog. Anyone lucky enough to adopt him would be gaining a devoted, yet sensible, companion who could easily fit in to virtually any home. Max would be happy as a family pet, or a single person’s one and only. He would also suit an active retired person/couple. He needs more recall training but he is a quick study and will soon pick it up. His Cypriot carers described Max as a “distinguished gentleman”, which is spot on – he is a complete sweetie.
. He is neutered, vaccinated and micro chipped

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