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Dog homes urgent.
- Thread starter Falkor
- Start date
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
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Behave! Lad was just trying to help.
Tyrone Biggums
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Whoever let a Staffy breed with a Border Collie needs a slap.
terryberry1
Well-known member
This.
bravohotelalpha
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This
bravohotelalpha
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No its not the poor dogs fault, very sad situation - best of luck
Mutts Nuts
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- Oct 30, 2011
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My dog was rehomed but has now come back due to new owner now not wanting a dog and a 1 year old, the baby cries when the dog barks
So we urgently need to find the dog a new home, he is a staff/border collie cross is long haired and very hansom, but he cant be around other animals due to a fear of them, we also would rather he went to a home with no children not due to worrys we have but due to issues like we have today, he needs a bit of work due to his cross bread and walks. We have a dog trainer willing to work with the new owners also, but for us really time has run out now, his 4 years old.
This is a picture of him.
We love him to bits, but we really cant do it, we have spent alot of money on the trainer and it was working, but we also have his brother here who belongs to another person that lives in our house, and they simply spark of each other and we dont want that round the baby, the other dog is as good as gold, but sadly Goo needs some work and we have run out of time, RSPCA has said they will take him but we have been told that due to his requirements his likely not to be re-homed and would be put down by them. But sadly Dogs trust are full up at the moment and wont take him.
Any one knows any good dog homes, or if anyone would be interested the dog trainer thinks someone with a good bit of land would be perfect for him, he just loves to run and be outside.
When you get a dog it should be for life not just as long as all is tikedy boo,do you realise the stress the poor animal suffers each time you rehome him.Keep the dog sort out his issues or be ashamed of yourself
Tricky Dicky
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I was at the Dogs Trust place in Shoreham a few weeks ago, and they had all sorts there, not all of them were "cuddly" - I don't think they turn down anything.
Of no real relevence, but I grew up at that kennels - when it was a boarding kennels before it was DT, my parents owned and built it. I would love to have a dog now, but I have two cats and I'm out of the house at work for about 14 hours a day.
Mutts Nuts
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- Oct 30, 2011
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Why is that,train the dog it`s not difficult then you can keep it
daveybgtt
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Collies are nuts, ours will come running from wherever he is in the house if you open ONE paticular drawer in the kitchen, and stand there staring at it until it's closed, very bizzare!
supaseagull
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Sit bozza! Beg bozza! Down bozza! Paw bozza! Roll over bozza! Basket bozza!
Lol
Tricky Dicky
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Sit bozza! Beg bozza! Down bozza! Paw bozza! Roll over bozza! Basket bozza!
How does he get his paws on the keyboard to keep NSC going ?
Saltydog
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Falkor
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- Jun 3, 2011
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- Thread starter
- #58
Morons really, we have been told by a pro dog trainer he can't be in this house with our other dog, he won't be taught on things with the other dog here and at the end of the day I'm doing the right thing as if he had a fight with his brother around my son and he got hurt, I wouldn't forgive myself. Spent hundreds and hundreds of pounds, and his been accepted with the RSPCA but we know he will be put down, so if we really didn't give a toss we would just ship him there, we wouldn't be vetting new owners making sure there ok for him.
Saltydog
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Whatever just revert to childish name calling. I have rehomed three so far and one - a Shepherd bit three people and was murder around both people & dogs. However with patence and dedication he is now he is the most caring loving gentle dog I think I have ever had the honour of taking care of. Oh and we had other dogs around at the time both in our house and in neibouring properties. Maybe we should have just looked for excuses too......
Not thought of training him off site without the distraction of the other dog? You clearly did not think it through when you got him. Disposable society?
Falkor
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- Jun 3, 2011
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Cool you know what we have done so well I mean spending loads on training, equipment for him had him since he was a puppy could fit in my hand. As I say every other dog the owner bread has been put down, the 2 we own are the only ones still alive so I won't accept the rubbish your spouting.