Beautiful, laid back Aggie arrived for rehoming on 11 February 2026. She is a crossbreed, weighing 28 kilos. She is estimated to be about 2 years of age.

 

Aggie is currently recovering very well from her patella surgery on her back right leg. As the recovery time is several weeks we cannot arrange viewings until mid-late April at the earliest, but we are able to take enquiries for her.

 

If you have any questions about Aggie before applying you can email adopt@happystaffie.co.uk 

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Aggie came to us as a stray and the sort of home we are currently looking for is:

• No dogs currently living in the home

• No cats currently living in the home

• No children under the age of 8 years

• Access to her own private and secure garden (not shared or communal

 

Things to consider

• As we have no history for her we do not know if she is house trained, and this may be something you need to train her for.

• We do not know if she is used to being left alone, and you may have to train her to get her used being left, up to a maximum of four hours.

 

Handling

A very calm and sweet natured girl, she has shown no aggression and no dominance to anyone during her time with us. She was easy to fit with a new collar, and one of our temporary harnesses. Despite being very laid back she loves walks, play, and human contact. We are so lucky that she has been such a calm and relaxed dog while she recovers from her surgery.

 

Walks

Aggie's walks are steadily increasing as she recovers from the surgery and she now has two 20-minute slow walks a day. If she sees dogs she may stop to look, but she has never given any bad reactions to dogs on walks so far.

 

She is an easy dog to walk, though she wants to go faster at the moment we have to walk her slowly as she recovers, and she can be quite strong.

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She is due to have what we hope will be her final x-rays on 30th April, and if these are all good we hope she will be able to resume normal walks.

 

Play

When she first arrived she had no interest in play and just wanted cuddles. As she has stayed with us we have introduced some fun but calm games.

 

As she recovers from surgery play has had to be carefully moderated and controlled, and mainly involves brain games, puzzles, snuffle boxes and mats. She cannot chase balls yet (even though she wants to) while she is recovering from her surgery.

 

Health

Aggie has seen our vet and is now fully vaccinated and we have had her microchipped.

 

Her general health is very good and she is recovering well from the luxating patella surgery on her right hind leg on 23 February 2026.

 

The recovery time can be many weeks, and to ensure recovery is successful she will likely spend most of this time in kennels. She has done remarkably well during her recovery, and it is thanks to her lovely, calm and relaxed personality that her recovery has been that much easier.

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She will have what we hope will be her final x-rays on 30th April which we hope will enable her to resume normal activities.

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​Please be aware that the profiles of new dogs can change as we get to know about the dogs the longer, they stay with us.

 

The adoption contribution is £225.00.

 

If you adopt a dog from Happy Staffie Rescue you could be entitled to five weeks free pet insurance through Agria (terms and conditions apply).