Flamenca

Flamenca

Dog name: Flamenca      Nicknames:

History: Galguero hand in to Galgos Rescue Almeria

Uk arrival date: 14/02/2026

Breed: Galga

Colour: Black with frosting and fuzzy

DOB: 01/04/2020

Height: 63.5kg

Weight: 24kg

Neutered: Yes

Mediterranean disease: Clear

Health condition: Occasionally holds her front leg up and limps slightly due to an old injury.
The vet has assessed and advised that she does not require treatment but should be given pain medication as needed and not go for lengthy walks.

Character: Quiet, loving, sociable, curious, timid at first but warms to new people quite quickly. She is cautious in new environments, needing some encouragement sometimes. It helps when her support dog (our GSD) is there to provide reassurance. She warms to women faster than men but loves both in equal measure once used to new people. A very sweet natured girl.

Likes: Loves affection, cuddles and being near us. Her donut bed, well any bed really… cuddly toys, gentle zoomies in a secure field, walks in the country and food (not picky) and natural chews.

Dislikes: Having her ears touched until she knows and trusts people. Wearing clothes.

Special talents: Chicken whisperer. Ability to make treats disappear in milliseconds before your eyes!
Specific needs: Affection. Does not respond well to other dogs trying to pinch her food, so
treats and food time should be supervised.

Cat workable: Not tested (has no interest in our chickens, apart from trying to steal their food)

How long they can be left for: Settles well for at least 4 hours if we go out of the house and leave her with the other dogs.

Current area: Northwest Leicestershire, UK

Flamenca

Flamenca

Flamenca

This dog has already been homed...

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