2 springer spaniels
progress update: 30th May
The spaniels are now settling into a new home!
These two springer spaniels need rehoming together.
They are both 5 years old.
They are both fully vaccinated, neutured and excellent with children.
They come from a home with 3 young children and are very friendly.
Flo
“Here are some photos and an update of Flo, the blonde pup we adopted 3 weeks ago.
Flo is lovely and has settled in very well and is most definitely one of the family.
Although she was initially very timid and nervous of people she fell in love with our Goldie, Billy
and he has helped us to nurture Flo’s confidence so that she now loves a fuss
and settles each evening on the sofa with us or snuggles up to Billy.
She has started training classes, already does the sit, recalls most
of the time, and is getting to grips with leave and wait.
She absolutely loves her walks. She also loves to meet new doggie friends
and their human companions on walks.
She is a bundle of energy and we think she will love her holidays in the Lake District when she is older.
We love her very much and hope we can make her life fulfilling and fun.”
Best wishes
‘The Martins’
Helen, Andrew, Billy and Flo
Ps she is a real girlie and just loves shoes!!!!!
Tinka & Lottie
Progress update 19th May
Yesterday Marie sent us this lovely photo of Lottie & Tinka at the beach !
Progress update 26th April
Just managed to get some more photos for you
The pups are coming on well – had the 2nd vaccination & love their walks.
The pups are coming on well – had the 2nd vaccination & love their walks.
Lottie learnt to open up not just internal doors but the front
door too! So that handle has been changed!
I have got them insured.
Attached are more photos for you.
door too! So that handle has been changed!
I have got them insured.
Attached are more photos for you.
Black one is Tinks – & just like her name!
Black & tan is Lottie.
The other dog in the photos is their
‘cousin’ approx same age!
‘cousin’ approx same age!
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12th April 2008
“The puppies are wonderful that we picked up yesterday.
Saw their first horse trotting up our road – what a big dog!
The black one we have named Tinka & the black & tan Lottie.
Our two older dogs are Tilly tri colour & Rosie black with a white patch.
We are delighted with them.
We will give you more of an update when we have a little more sleep!
The pictures attached were all taken yesterday
Thanks for everything
Luv
Marie
Sadie
progress update : Sadie has now been rehomed!
This is Sadie who is 7 months old,
she loves all two legged and four legged people apart from cats!
She is young and will need training, she would enjoy training classes.
She stayed with Claire for the weekend and was very well behaved.
Sadie went off the lead for the first time today and loved to chase the other dogs back and forth as they ran for balls!
Alfie
progress update : 19th May
Today Alfie has gone to his new home in Gillingham!
This is a Alfie,
Alfie is 18 months old and deaf, he has been trained to hand signals,
Having a deaf dog is not as difficult as people think but it always helps to have another companion dog that the deaf dog can take a cue from.
Squeaky the guinea pig
progress update: 9th June
We have found a new home for Squeaky !
This is the last guinea pig we have to home.
He was one of 20 Guinea pigs that we recently took in.
We don’t usually take in
small animals but these were an emergency.
He is young and a male.
We will be looking for a home that understands the need for him to get
out into a run in the sunshine.
Daisy
“Daisy was one of ten puppies from Ireland handed in,
she is a lovely dog and has settled in well”
Mervyn
Max
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“Just a quick update to let you know how Max one of the Irish pups is
getting on.
It wasnt as easy as we thought it would be, there was no
fighting but a little growling, however they are getting on fine now.
although Max does love Holly more than she loves him.
He is booked in for puppy classes this week and has had his second vaccination.
He never stops but he is a lovely dog who already sits and lies down and
he hasnt got a bad bone in him.
He has settled in well.
Thanks again for Max and we will keep you posted as he grows up
Thanks John and Hazel”
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Jack
Jack has gone to live with Michelle near Wimborne.
He will have plenty of attention and company and lots of fields to run in!
Jack has settled in very well and is enjoying the country life.
He is a wonderful dog with a superb temperament and
I think I am very lucky to have him as my new friend.
Best Wishes
Michele