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| dawnhughes |
 17th Feb 2012, 7:51 pm
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Poor Blizzard has been given by his devestated and heartbroken owner who had owned him since he was a 12week old bundle of fluff. He very sadly lost his home and has spent 2months living with his 2 dogs in his van. His health problems has meant time has run out and he realised he has no option but to say goodbye to both his dogs. RSPCA refused to help so he begged for our help. We also have Blizzards 'sister' who is going on trial this weekend. Shes been with us for two weeks before Blizzard as she couldnt cope with the minus 7 degrees temps.
Bliz is about 6/7yrs old and is a big soft bear of a dog. A lil overweight as hes not had much exercise recently living in the van so he's having lots of walks to get him in shape. Good with dogs, people and rare for a husky...... Blizzard is great off his lead. He is a total mud monster and is straight in every puddle! He also walks fantastically onlead:-) Meet my big bear    We are fostering Blizzard for Heswall animal welfare. He is neutered This post has been edited by dawnhughes: 17th Feb 2012, 7:54 pm |
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| Gilly1 |
17th Feb 2012, 10:03 pm
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Well done you for helping him he sounds a lovely dog and I am sure he will find a lovely home will keep my ears to the ground for you.....
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| DriftwoodWilly |
17th Feb 2012, 10:27 pm
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Any experience with toddlers? What is he like with stabled horses?
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| dawnhughes |
18th Feb 2012, 9:51 am
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Member Group: Member Posts: 1481 Joined: 9 Sep 05 From: Wirral Member No.: 16229 |
Thanks that is really appreciated ;-)
Blizzard has never lived with children but he attracts attention from children where ever we go and likes a good stroke. Can't say what he would be like with toddlers I am afraid ... Again horses I don't think he has ever met but he is a very chilled out dog so think he would be fine after the initial intros. There are some horses at our local woods in fields so will take him in the week to gage his reaction. |
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| dawnhughes |
18th Feb 2012, 1:54 pm
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Member Group: Member Posts: 1481 Joined: 9 Sep 05 From: Wirral Member No.: 16229 |
Just found out blizzard has lived with children in the past but I think it would be best due to his size that he went with older kids
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| dawnhughes |
18th Feb 2012, 11:37 pm
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Member Group: Member Posts: 1481 Joined: 9 Sep 05 From: Wirral Member No.: 16229 |
Think he has to be called Bear instead as thats all that keeps coming out my mouth lol
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| dawnhughes |
21st Feb 2012, 10:30 am
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Member Group: Member Posts: 1481 Joined: 9 Sep 05 From: Wirral Member No.: 16229 |
Bear we have found likes to open doors. His fave being the front door
 He is so full of character and would happily live as an only dog or in a pack. He loves to play with other dogs esp around water!! |
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| dawnhughes |
29th Feb 2012, 11:35 pm
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Member Group: Member Posts: 1481 Joined: 9 Sep 05 From: Wirral Member No.: 16229 |
Bear is grabbing more and more of my heart each day he is here! Love him to pieces
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