RSPCA Preston introduce gorgeous German Shepherd cross Ceasar - and this handsome chap needs a home

He loves cuddles and playtime.

The RSPCA Preston branch have introduced a handsome three-and-a-half-year-old German Shepherd cross named Ceasar.

Ceasar, who is currently with the RSPCA Preston, is a three-and-a-half-year-old German Shepherd cross.placeholder image
Ceasar, who is currently with the RSPCA Preston, is a three-and-a-half-year-old German Shepherd cross. | RSPCA Preston

He is still a little nervous and does lack some confidence meeting new people and may bark at first but he is getting braver by the day.

Ceasar loves playtime and cuddlesplaceholder image
Ceasar loves playtime and cuddles | RSPCA Preston

Once Ceasar knows you though, he wants nothing more than to play and have cuddles.

Sometimes the cuddles can overexcite Ceasar and he may jump up but he listens well when you turn your back and ignore that cheeky side.

He loves running around the place with a soft toy or two, although some do get destuffed... His favourite toy by far is a tennis ball, he is such a good boy and will happily give you his toys for a treat or another toy.

Ceasar knows how to sit, wait and give the paw...though you may sometimes get two paws for the price of one!placeholder image
Ceasar knows how to sit, wait and give the paw...though you may sometimes get two paws for the price of one! | RSPCA Preston

A spokesperson for the RSPCA said: “Ceasar knows how to sit, wait and give the paw...though you may sometimes get two paws for the price of one!

“He is food motivated so that helps with training, Ceasar loves his food.

“Sadly, he came in to us very underweight so we are building him up. He was initially a bit too eager for treats but that's understandable as he must have been hungry.

“He has since learnt to take treats more gently and have a bit more patience.”

They added: “As Ceasar came to us very underweight, he is available for foster to adopt, so we can make sure he continues gaining the weight he needs and can become a healthy dog with a good diet, but we would much prefer Ceasar to be in a home rather than kennels while this is ongoing, and Ceasar would agree.”

Ceasar has met a couple of the other dogs at the centre at a distance but was a bit too excited to have a nice sociable hello.

He gets vocal and can get a little frustrated that he can’t immediately meet the dog. We are working with Ceasar to help him learn how to politely meet and interact with other dogs.

Due to this, at this time, Ceasar would be best suited to a home where he is the only pet.Ceasar could live with children 16+, due to his size and excitable nature.

He will need a family willing to give him the time and patience he needs to find his paws.

Once he has this and has settled, we are sure he will thrive and become a loving and playful family addition.

For more information or to apply to adopt Ceasar, please contact us on [email protected].

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