Rex

REHOMED

progress update: 22/3/13

Hi Helen

Just a quick note to say that we have had Rex (Irish border collie) now for just over 2 years now and he is still amazing.
Unfortunately he was very upset when I had to have Sally (one of my other border collie cross dog) put to sleep on 30th January 2013 due to ill health.

Keep up the good work.

Joan

progress update: 29/12/10

Hi Helen

Just a quick word to say that Rex is absolutely gorgeous and gets on well with my other dogs especially Scott as they are both about the same age. They love play fighting with each other but my other dogs are not amused and keep out their way. I must say that the farmer who had Rex beforehand trained him very well except for him chasing cats but we are working on that.

Rex has fallen in love with Sally. He is always going up to her and give her kisses, it is so sweet.

I am so glad we got him and hope to have many years with him.

Will email you with some photos next year.

Hope you have a good Christmas and New Year.

best wishes.

Joan

progress update: 11/12/10

Rex has now found a home !!

progress update: 27/11/10

Rex will be arriving from Ireland on Wednesday, snow permitting!

Rex is a collie who was born September 2009 and is a lovely lad.
He was vaccinated at 12 weeks and 15 weeks old so is due his yearly booster now which I will do
.His crime for being rehomed – he won’t round up sheep
He is very friendly, great recall, playful with other dogs and doesnt really have any interaction with cats so that is unknown territory – he is a darling

Toni

REHOMED

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Please can you help?

We have a lovely lady who adopted a DAWGdog from us a few years ago.
Sadly her husband has died and she cannot afford to stay in her home.
She is desperate to keep her dog and needs to rent a flat where they allow pets.
Does anyone have a flat vacant where dogs are allowed or know anyone who does?

Please phone Helen at the rescue if you can help

Archer

REHOMED !!

progress update: 16/3/13

Hi Helen,
I wanted to send an update on Archer, one of the Kelpie puppies, we got him in November.
He is absolutely lovely such a sweet nature and very trainable.
They are so smart these dogs but not neurotic.
He is a real pleasure.
He is very good off the lead and accompanies me to the yard to do the horses.
He is good with the horses and other dogs.
We also have two small house rabbits – he is excellent with them too.

Kelpie’s are a great breed, you get the best of both worlds – great intelligence, stamina and trainability but they know how to relax and can be quite lazy too.
Having said that they are a working dog and do need plenty of excercise and a good leader.

Thank you so much

Jenine Wills and Archer xx

Archer has now found a home !!

progress update: 13/11/12

Hi, as you can see he is turning into such a georgous dog, full of the joys of spring his personality is really starting to show with his cheeky side.
Archer is so good with other animals, just wants to play.
House training is coming along nicely and is starting to sit on command.
He is going need an active home as starting to run rings around me!

progress update: 6/11/12

Archer one of the Kelpie puppies settling down for the night with Scamp.

Hi sorry not more pictures but don’t have a camera, will try to borrow one.
He loves playing a tug of war game with Alfie and is very polite and won’t badger Alfie if he’s had enough.
Only chews on toys, a lot better with food now.
Brill on the lead and trying to get him to sit.
Good with young children.
will send more
fran

Roxy

REHOMED

progress update: 16/3/13

Pagan has finally given in and is now sharing her bed with Rox …………..

Roxy has now found a home !!

Hi Helen just a quick update on our new foster Roxy, this little girl has been no trouble at all, she settled very
well after her arrival on Friday, she is clean and quiet in the house, good in the car and has fantastic recall.

Roxy loves her walks, she also loves to play ball wether it be a tennis ball or football, she has bags of
energy and will require quite an active home, in the evenings she likes nothing better than cuddling up with
any lap thats available, she is very sweet with my children and good with other dogs, she will make a lovely
addition to any household.

Ralph

Ralph has now found a home !!

Hi, my name is Ralph and as you can see from my photo I am a rather handsome Collie when I was found my tail was broken and the vet had to take half of it off.
I can still wag it well and do this all the time to show that it is still working.
When Geoff my foster Dad met me this morning he thought someone had docked it and was outraged until Helen told him my story.
I am settling in extremely well with all the dogs that live at Geoff’s house.
I am following him around with my head stuck to his knee and looking up at him adoringly.
Helen said I look like one of those heel work to music dogs.

Roz (a.k.a Rosetti, a.k.a Bud) and Alfie

Bud has now found a home !!

progress update on Roz: 16/3/13

Dear Auntie Pat, Mummy said that I should write to you & complain about the day I had yesterday. First there was no breakfast then we went to the vets. I was really happy to be there as always & I was delighted that my weight had stayed at 7.8. Then she came with me through to the back of the building & they put me in a cage. The vet bed was blue not pink or lilac to match my lead. Then she went off with the nurses to see a 3 legged cat that she had rescued. They were all so pleased with cat’s progress that they completely ignored me even though I started singing in my best top soprano.( Had I told you that dearest Words & I are practising 2 part howling. Words takes the tenor line & I do the soprano. We are only doing it when she goes out so it will be perfect for her to listen to when we are ready.
Anyway I am a bit hazy about the next few hours & when mummy came to collect me I was feeling all cold & wobbly. But when we got home she carried me out of the car to the house. Then I had a light supper of minced tripe,a puree of apple & vegtables & some yoghurt.She then took me upstairs & made a nest for me on her bed. I had a long sleep & felt much better especialy because I was allowed to sleep on the bed all night.
I overheared her talking on the phone & she said that I had been sprayed or strayed or something like that. It is very boring because I have to stay on the lead for the next few days & I am a girl who likes her freedom. Still she told me that things could be worse at least I don’t have to wear an elizabethan collar whatever that is.
I hope that you all well & surviving the cold weather (I have a smart coat for quiet walks on the lead) Love from Rozxx

progress update on Roz: 25/7/12

Bud aka Roz on her visit today.. what a little star and so happy in her new home

progress update on Roz: 3/7/12
Dear Auntie Pat just to let you know I was down to 10.2 last week,
mummy has bought some new scales so it is more accurate.
Mummy is fed up because she is going on all these long walks as well but is not loosing any weight.
Personaly I think it has something to do with chocolate icecream. Did I tell you that I had my rabies jab? I have now
got a passport & am learning to be a chienne.
Dearest Wordsworth is teaching me because he is a seasoned traveler & has been to France 3 times.
He tells me that I must learn to call him Mon Cher Amour.
He says I must learn to bark with a french accent so all the froggy
doggys understand.
One day hopefully soon I will come & see you & you will think who is
this beautiful stranger at my door!
Love from Roz

progress update on Roz: 20/6/12
Bud’s foster Mum Pat had a call from Roz aka Bud’s new owner,this little dumpling came to us at 14 1/2 kg…massively overweight! and she now weighs in at 10kg and is dashing about everywhere x Well done Erica and Rozz

progress update on Bud/Roz: 10/6/12
Dear Auntie Pat, My mummy is very ignorant & hasn’t learnt to send pictures by e-mail but as soon as someone with a bit more intelegence comes round they will be sent.
Jubellers looks very smart in her outfit. Dearest Wordsworth & I went to London for the weekend.
We went on the train which was exciting.
The carpet on the train was covered in minute crums of food & I did a good job hoovering as much area as I was allowed to get to.
Although he has made several train journeys Dearest Wordsworth got a bit wobbly when we first got on but after about 30 minutes he felt better & we both slept for the rest of the journey.
We went for walks in some realy big parks, a bit different from the country, still we met all sorts of dogs, Dearest Wordsworth found lots of squirrels & I found some truly wonderful rubbish bins.
There was a street party where we were staying & we had our photos taken along with all the dogs & cats that live in the street.
My photos hopefully will arrive soon, love from Roz

progress update on Bud: 1/6/12
Dear Aunty Pat just to keep you up to date.
I have now progressed from small furry things to deer, they give you a much better run for your money.
I went swimming twice last week once in the Little Sea at studland & once in the river at Wareham.
I am not sure that I should have gone in the water but it looked too good to resist.
Dearest Wordsworth is swimming a lot more, mainly to take my stick away from me.
Some times we share it and both carry it back to shore.
I have now worked out the purpose of the cat flap & with slightly better measurements I can get through it easier than before.
I am definitely looking slimmer but still have a way to go.
Lots of love Roz.

progress update on Bud: 4/7/12
Dear Auntie Pat, Please please come & rescue me.
After I saw those photos you sent I realised how much I had changed.
They are starving me.
I know my maths is not very good but I am sure they are giving me one less biscuit every day.
I have had to have my collar taken in twice!
Some boys like bigger girls.
I asked Words how he thought I looked he said ‘allright I suppose’ there you see what I mean.
Yesterday I thought we were going for our usual nice quiet walk, you know look down some rabbit holes pick up some eau de fox/ badger/ hyenna shit & home for tea.
I was shocked when Words said look my friends are here & suuddenly we were surrounded by hysterical collies & a Shelty.
The Shelty told me that under all his fluff he was quite portly & advised me to get some hair extensions.
I was then forced to run around & chase sticks for about half an hour I did actually get the stick on one occasion.
See what I mean I could never have done that a few weeks ago.
I must stop now I can hear her coming up the stairs.
All my love Rosetti nee Bud

some new photos of the slimmer of the year..our beautiful Budx
now weighs in at 12.8..she was 14.45 four weeks ago

Bud has been with me a couple of weeks now and she is such a good girl,
would make a welcome addition to any family,
her weight is falling off and she will be trim in no time,
swimming is her thing but is happy to run along wherever we go.

progress update: 1/4/12

Alfie has now found a home !!

Just had a call from Alfie’s new owners,they are delighted with their new addition who has settled in as if he had always been there,they say a big thank you to Dawg Dogs .x
Well done Alfie

progress update: 23/3/12

Beautiful day,
Hengisbury head and Mudeford spit for my three and my two lovely foster doggy,
lots of swimming for bud…silly not to ,balls check, water check towel check,gravy bones check xx
wont be rushing home x
have a nice day x

Continue reading “Roz (a.k.a Rosetti, a.k.a Bud) and Alfie”

Bethanne the collie pup

Bethanne has now found a home !!

progress update: 24/2/13

Our little Beth is becoming a real deva she is getting up to everything,
this has not been helped by Sam (my son) being home for the last few days,
it’s been non stop play time for both of them.

Hi all an update on Bethanne collie pup.
Beth is crate trained and 80/85 house trained she has come on in Leaps and bounds and is just the most adorable pup you could ask for.
Beth loves to play with any toy and will bring them to you so you can join in.

She has one blue and one brown eye!
Happy, friendly, waggy tail
Living with 3 spaniels quite happily
Angela

WARNING – MYSTERY ILLNESS NEW FOREST

New Forest Dog Owners Group
WARNING – MYSTERY ILLNESS

We have recieved the following press release from Pilgrim Vets

“Forest Vets at Fordingbridge have had 9 cases of renal failure in the last 2 weeks, several have been referred to Anderson Moore’s and there has been 1 fatality. All cases have come from the Chilli Hill and Ogden’s area. Dogs were initially seen with a superficial wound to the paw/lower leg. A week later they were presented with swelling around wound, general poor health and bloods revealed moderate-severe renal failure.

All vets have taken steps to help prevent further problems by giving any wound cases regardless of size a course of antibiotics.

Samples have been sent to a few of the top university’s but as yet no results have come back.

We hope this helps but if you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us or any other vet within the New Forest area.”

We would advise you to avoid walking your dogs in this area until further notice and we will keep you updated.

MORE INFO ON MYSTERY ILLNESS

Following our earlier email, the following press release has kindly been sent by Roger Stobbs from Forest Veterinary Clinic:

“We have seen six cases of dogs with acute renal failure following foot injuries in the last 3 months, the majority of these dogs are from the Fordingbridge area. At the moment no known cause has been identified (investigations are on-going), and some of the cases may be coincidental and unrelated to the others. The majority of cases have been fatal, so we are asking owners to be particularly vigilant, and if they notice their animal is unwell to bring them to see us sooner rather than later to be checked. If we have any suspicions we can run blood tests as a precaution. The number of cases is obviously a tiny proportion of the dogs walked in the New Forest every day, so we would ask owners not to panic, but to contact us if they have any concerns about their dogs.”

Footnote from NFDog:

NFDog understands that symptoms usually first present with a sore foot , maybe with lesions. Even if they appear minor or insignificant, or if your dog is at all unwell, please do not delay in taking him or her to your vet. Urgency is vital.

Sent by NFDOG. Contact:
New Forest Dog Owners Group

Racecourse View
Lyndhurst

Southampton, Hampshire SO43 7AQ

 

Helen and Hector

progress update: 9/3/13

Helen and Hector have found a home together !!

Helen and Hector are six years old they were homed by us when they were puppies.
Unfortunately, due to sad family circumstances they are needing new homes.
It would be lovely to find them a home together if possible.
Helen is the smaller one with the upright ears.