How big? Smaller side of medium
How old? Young adult (around two years)
Male or female? Male
Living with kids? I can live with older children
Living with dogs? I can live with other dogs
Resident dog required? No
Living with cats? I’ve not been tested with cats
Where can I live? I’d like a calm, semi-rural home
Where am I from? Bosnia

About Bobi

Bobi is a happy little soul with ragamuffin charm. He was rescued from a public shelter in Bosnia, which are horrendous places where dogs live in squalor, and was transferred into the care of our partners in Bosnia. Over the past few weeks, Bobi has settled in well and shown himself to be a bright and friendly little guy!

Bobi is small in size, only around 13kg, but full of charm. He’s sociable, relaxed and well behaved around other dogs, and he would be happy in a home either with another friendly canine companion or as the only dog, provided he has plenty of company and engagement from his new family. He would get really bored and lonely if he was expected to spend long periods of time alone during the day.

Bobi enjoys attention and interacts nicely with every new person he meets. His early experiences may have been limited, but he is proving to be an adaptable and easy going dog. He is comfortable around older children and would be a lovely match for a family with a quieter lifestyle, ideally living outside the city where he can enjoy peaceful surroundings and explore the world around him.

Bobi is still young and will benefit from continued training and routine as he settles into a new environment. His friendly nature and confidence suggest he’ll adjust well to a companion lifestyle, but it’s important to note that he’ll have lots of new things to navigate, and will still need a patient and gentle approach.

Bobi is a sweet natured dog with lots of potential and would make a loyal and affectionate addition to a home where he can enjoy calm, consistent care and a safe, steady pace of life.

Please note all our Bosnian dogs arrive to kennels based in Ormskirk when they get to the UK. Adopters are required to arrange collection from there.