Maple is looking for a new home in a fairly quiet town where she can have company most of the time. She would love a garden and a home where there are no young children or other dogs due to her epilepsy; Maple can have cluster seizures.  Her new home must have experience of a dog with epilepsy. This condition would be covered in her new home for the rest of her life, under our Vet Fund.*

Maple is very loving and sociable with people. She loves to be petted and stroked and will lie down and allow herself to be petted. Maple is good with other dogs, she likes to lie down and sniff. Maple is used to living with cats, she currently lives with 3 cats with no issues.

Maple can be left at home for a few hours. She is well behaved at the vets and travels well. Maple does pull on the lead at first when she’s excited. She is still young and would enjoy further training or learning new tricks. Her recall is already fairly good, although this would need worked on in a new environment.

Maple is happy to be washed and brushed. She has been at the groomers before and was well behaved. She has also stayed at boarding kennels and was fine. She is scared of balloons.

Maple loves cuddles and playing fetch. She is a brilliant, affectionate dog that would make a great companion. Please apply for Maple if you have experience with epilepsy in dogs and think Maple is a good fit for your home.

*FOOD AND VETERINARY TREATMENT FUND: This fund allows Dog Aid Scotland to cover costs of pre-existing conditions once a dog has been rehomed. This means we will cover costs for vet treatment if the dog has a condition before it comes to stay with you. In this case we will covers costs relating to Maple’s epilepsy within reason.