Author: mark
Dorey
progress update: 21/03/2015
Dorey has now found a home !!
This is Dorey, she is good with children, good with dogs but not with cats.
Even though she is 13 1/2 years old there is much life left in her. Dorey loves to play with her toys, splashing in water and playing case with Millie.
She loves a cuddle and a good scratch. Dorey is up to date with her vaccinations and is in good health.
We have been taking her on 50 minute walks around our local common and she keeps up well.
She prefers to be on the extendable lead so she has a bit more freedom but I would strongly advise she is kept on a lead, otherwise she gets a scent and is off !!!
Dorey needs a forever home as her previous elderly owners were unable to take her with them to their new accommodation.
Ziggy
progress update: 21/03/2015
Ziggy has now found a home !!
progress update: 21/11/2014
Ziggy is a lively fun loving lad.
He is friendly with people, good on walks on and off lead.
He has never lived with young children, so he would probably be best suited to a family with no youngsters.
Once settled, he will make a very loyal companion.
Ziggy is approx 5 to 6 years old.
He gets on well with other dogs and is happily settling in with Basil and Oscar at Jackie and Bob’s house.
Hans the Terrier (a.k.a Harry)
progress update: 21/03/2015
Hans has now found a home !!
progress update: 16/12/2014
Lovely Harry a.k.a Hans.
He is in kennels but rather stressed :-(
hope he can find a foster or forever home soon.
He joined us on our lunch break today at the kennels and he was much more relaxed.
Who can resist this little lapdog?;-P
Please be vigilant
From: New Forest Dog Owners Group
Please be vigilant in checking your dogs thoroughly for sores as there has been a local suspected case of CRGV (Alabama Rot).
Until pathology results come back, this will not be confirmed as CRGV.
Please see your vet ASAP if you notice anything unusual.
Sent by NFDOG. Contact:
New Forest Dog Owners Group
Racecourse View
Lyndhurst
Southampton, Hampshire SO43 7AQ
Bess (a.k.a Dottie)
NOW REHOMED !!
Hi Helen, Thought I’d update you on Bess (Dottie) who has been with us for 15months.
When we first had her Bess was very nervous, especially scared of men, but she has slowly gained confidence with the help of male family & friends.
Bess is gradually overcoming her fear of sudden loud noises & enjoys her walks in the parks & relaxing in the garden
Pippin ( a.k.a Worzel )
REHOMED
progress update: 10/03/2015
Dear Helen,
I have been so busy I have not had time to write. After the problem with the obedience class, Susanne finally found somewhere for the agility.It was run by the same people do did the obedience but it was, of course, outside. I enjoyed it big time and so many other dogs to become acquainted with. One day Mrs SHG became acquainted with someone’s car, and she decided not to go again…
Landrover nil damage, 8 month old mini £1500, she said “it was not her finest hour” but I knew she was thinking about other things and did not hear all the noise from the bleepers.
Then they went on holiday and I went to somewhere I really liked for a few weeks, it was so good, I ALMOST wanted to stay, but then I realised the other dogs also had to have fuss and love and with my owners it is just me, me me, who is spoilt. I like that.When I go to sleep my tongue hangs out and that always makes them laugh, and she says “ I do love that dog”. I am glad she does because I have now decided I love them too. It is not yet possible for me to be good all the time but I am thinking about it. People are always saying how much better I am, and what a beautiful coat I have.
She now takes me to agility at Tollard Royal which is quite a long way to go. On Mondays it is a class with other beginners and then on Thursday it is just the two of us. The person who trains us is called Ali so Susanne calls her, Aligility. Mrs SHG asks about my progress which is good, because I so enjoy it, but hers is still not so good. It is a shame she is so hopeless but I know she tries very hard. I have not been there for a couple of weeks because I have had an achy leg. We had to see a man we have met when we have been out, but this time he was wearing a green jacket and pulled my leg. He was very gentle so I just licked him. You remember how much I loved licking people, well I haven’t stopped.
Last week my best pal Buster came to stay for a few nights. I have done a sleepover at his house for one night. In case they had forgotten, I had a bark at 12.0 o clock to remind them I was there, and Buster did the same thing when he came here. He had a new bed and I found it VERY comfortable, and he liked both of my beds.
If you have time please could you tell me where you are going to be, and I may come to see you. Mrs SHG thought you might be able to use a couple of my old beds, she said they are not pristine, but would tide someone over. I would like to see you, to show you how handsome I am now, and to give you some licks as a thank you for letting me go to them.
Love Pippin….a.k.a. Worzel
Tilly Mae
REHOMED !!
progress update: 7/3/2015
Here is the beautiful Tilly Mae (aka Tilly) she got her soubriquet because it was a case of Tilly may do it/Tilly may not!
However, she has been with us 10 months (can’t believe it), there have been times when she has reduced me to tears, she barked at everyone, every dog that she met on a lead, anything that past the gate, in fact she just indulged herself with barking.
But now, her barking is intermittent, she gets a little forgetful of her manners.
Has made so many doggy and human friends, and knows how to wheedle her way round them.
She is as bright as a button, adores Bengy our Pound Puppy, she no longer runs away, coming back when she feels like it.
She does still run, but in circles and if I need to call her she is back before Bengy.
I hope Helen and Yvonne, should you see her again, you will notice how much better her manners are…just don’t play pine cones with her, you’ll regret it!
Continue reading “Tilly Mae”
Sat 7th March : First Aid For Dogs fundraiser
FIRST AID FOR DOGS
Saturday 7th March 10am-1pm
The Friendly Dog Club, Barton.
An intensive 3 hour course covering all aspects of emergency first aid for dogs.
£45 to include refreshments.
Half of all profits to DAWG.
Call Kate on 07990614091 to book (only a few places left)
Rosie ( a.k.a Dudana )
REHOMED!
progress update: 03/03/2015
We have had Rosie for just over a year.
She came to us from Bulgaria having been taken into shelter with her mum & siblings, so coming into our home couldn’t have been more different to her previous life.
We’re not sure how old she is but think she’s about 4 years now.
I took her to basic training classes & she quickly learnt how to ‘sit’ etc. She really has settled into home life incredibly well & gained her confidence in day to day routines.
She follows me round everywhere, she’s very loving & she makes us laugh with her funny little ways grin emoticon We call her nosey Rosie, always poking her nose into something!
She seems to love standing on her 2 hind legs with us holding her front paws, perhaps she just loves dancing, haha!
Always grateful to Dawg for giving her a chance & bringing her to us