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| sandytoms |
 11th May 2012, 10:08 am
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Dear reader,
Firstly, thank you for reading our post. We desperarely need someone to provide a loving home for our beloved friend and dog. It has been a really tough decision but due to my husband's job taking us abroad we have to re-home our him. He has been a loyal and wonderful companion to us and will make his next family very happy too. He is a little white/brindle staffy boy, 3years old and neutered. Please don't judge him just because he is a staffy. He loves nothing more than having a good yomp through the woods/field (or even just a good stroll around the block) and then curling up with you for a hug whilst you watch TV. He absolutely adores people and will welcome anyone with a lick and a hug. I've grown up with dogs (mostly labradors) and he is by the far the best most loving dog I've ever been around. He is house trained and can be left for a long time as long as he has access to somewhere he can pee! (We have a dog flap). He isn't very keen on cats but he loves playing with other dogs.... or ignoring them, depending on how good the sniffs are! It absolutely breaks our heart to have to re-home him but we have no choice. Please feel free to contact me with any questions you have, if you like some pictures of him or if you would like to meet him. We live in Hemel Hempstead, Herts but can travel a reasonable distance if it's going to be the right home for him, and he will be the right dog for you. We look forward to hearing from you, Sandy, xx |
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| Jazzlet |
11th May 2012, 12:23 pm
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It's a horrid decsion to have to make
 What's your lad's name? And is he neutered? There is no doubt that putting up a picture would help  |
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| Barb |
11th May 2012, 12:27 pm
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Member Group: Member Posts: 20316 Joined: 20 Feb 02 From: East Sussex Member No.: 596 |
Says he is neutered
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| sandytoms |
11th May 2012, 12:53 pm
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Member Group: Member Posts: 3 Joined: 10 May 12 Member No.: 55491 |
 His name is Trix and he is neutered no bits at all... except the essential bit! Ah ha! I have managed to attach a picture I hope you like! He does love a good chew. Now I've figured out how to do it I shall post another picture in a seperate post xx |
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| sandytoms |
11th May 2012, 12:56 pm
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Member Group: Member Posts: 3 Joined: 10 May 12 Member No.: 55491 |
 And picture two... don't be alarmed by his green eye brows - they're not normally green!! He'd been sniffing a green fence |
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| Jazzlet |
11th May 2012, 1:49 pm
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Member Group: Member Posts: 15390 Joined: 16 Jul 05 Member No.: 15254 |
Do you know I read that through twice, the second time specifically looking for it as you'd got everything else covered
 Trix is gorgeous  |
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