Fred has mild epilepsy well controlled on drugs costing around £30 monthly. He does need blood tests done every 3 months to check his dosage of meds is still correct and working well.

He is also a very fluffy dog who requires daily brushing as well as a trip to the groomer every 8-12 weeks depending on if his grooming needs are being kept on top of at home. 

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Fred is a brilliant character. He is terrier sized and just as much fun. He's super playful and likes to interact with his humans and play with toys. He's affectionate and loving. He's a very clever and active little lad. Loves his walks. Much like terrier he needs to have a decent amount of exercise and enrichment to keep him a well balanced, happy and content boy. He needs a home with time and interest to dedicate to him. He's thrives on interaction from his people and is a joy to work and play with. He would be ideal for a home interested in dog sports, man trailing etc He's always happy and raring to go but equally after a busy day will come for cuddles on the sofa. Fred will bark at people passing his home if he has access to a front window or can hear a lot of noise outdoors. A rural quieter location would be preferable over a busy town type environment. Currently living semi rural with no issues. Fred walks well on lead, is great with the dogs he is in foster with, travels well in the car. He is toilet trained but in a busy multi dog foster will sometimes mark, we think this will resolve once he moves to a forever home. He is happy in his own bed downstairs with other dogs or equally cuddled up in bed with humans. He eats a raw diet, we can advise on this moving forward. He does get a little stressed when people leave the home but we area training place without barking (for him to go to bed with a treat ) and he is responding very well.