Flirt doesn't do anything by halves — she plays hard, loves hard and approaches life with her whole heart.

MEET FLIRT
Flirt is a happy, confident young Heading Dog with a huge smile, a constantly wagging tail and an even bigger love for life.

She's playful, outgoing and incredibly affectionate. Whether she's heading out for a walk, diving in for a swim, playing fetch, exploring somewhere new or tearing around with a case of the zoomies, Flirt is happiest when she's right in the middle of the action.

Being a Heading Dog, she's bright, quick to learn and thrives when both her brain and body have something to do. She's already built a great foundation of training and knows sit, wait, stay, leave it, recall and bed. Food and affection are fantastic motivators, and she picks up new things remarkably quickly.

LIFE WITH FLIRT
Flirt has settled into a predictable routine and is a confident girl who takes most new experiences in her stride.

She loves being outdoors and needs plenty of daily exercise, enrichment and opportunities to use that clever working-dog brain. Once the adventures are over, though, there's a very cuddly girl underneath all that energy who loves affection from her people.

She's comfortable in a crate, settles happily when left alone, travels beautifully in the car and walks well on lead.

Flirt is social and playful with other dogs, although her enthusiasm can sometimes get the better of her. She's had successful playdates and could enjoy sharing her home with a well-matched dog. We'd be more cautious pairing her with a strong or dominant female.

FLIRT'S PERFECT HOME
Flirt would be right at home with an active family who genuinely wants their dog involved in their lifestyle.

Think walks, swimming, exploring, training, adventures and plenty of opportunities to burn off energy before coming home for cuddles.

A rural property could be fantastic for her, although it's the lifestyle rather than the size of the property that matters most. Flirt needs people who enjoy keeping an intelligent, energetic dog physically and mentally fulfilled.

She could live with children aged around 10+ and may enjoy having another suitable dog for company.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Flirt has shown some guarding around food, so meals and high-value food should be managed appropriately, particularly around other animals.

She's also very interested in cats and would chase if given the opportunity. She does respond well to a firm "leave it", but a home without cats would be the simplest match.

She may initially be a little shy when she moves into an unfamiliar home, but once Flirt settles and realises she's safe, her enormous personality doesn't take long to appear.

FLIRT'S FUTURE
Flirt needs a family who can keep up with her - because this girl has places to go, things to learn and absolutely no intention of sitting life out.

Her foster family summed her up perfectly: you can't help but love her when she's just so happy.

And we think her future family will feel exactly the same.