Being a vocal girl, Criss Cross will not hestitate to express her excitement through barking and will require training to learn to curb her barking. Criss Cross is an active pup who requires large amount of space to run around and is looking for a family who has a nice, secure yard to play in and lots and lots of love to give her!

Ozil is a bubbly fun playful puppy that can light up your day! Always up for a game or  some fun chewing time, you will be charmed by him in an instant. Like all puppies, he needs a family that can teach him good doggy manners in a force free way. He tends to chew on your clothes and jump all over you if you enter his kennel abruptly, but by practising calm kennel entry, he is learning to be polite to visitors. If you have the time, resources and dedication to guide this active puppy along, he will grow to be your perfect canine companion!

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Being an energetic puppy, Start will require more space and regular walks. Stark will benefit from the care of experienced owners who are patient and willing to train him. 

Do give Stark a little more time to get to know you and your family before he trusts you fully. 

Don’t be fooled by his movie-star like name, Tony (one part of the duo Tony & Stark in SPCA) is a playful bundle of goodness who enjoys exploring. 

 Young and energetic, Tony is learning through positive, reward-based training to be calmer (and who can blame a superhero for being excitable when saving the world). He might appear a little nervous at times, but with gentleness and patience, you will find a worthy companion in him. 

Dexter is a very active boy who likes running in an open field, he may seem fierce in the beginning but once he gets to know you he would be so affectionate to you and come running to you when you're out playing with him. However Dexter is not really sociable to other dogs and he may be abit too active to be in a household with young kids. 

Dexter needs a family who has experience dealing with active dog and will continue his force free training