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| Teija |
 27th Feb 2012, 12:58 pm
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Member  Group: Member Posts: 26 Joined: 4 Apr 06 Member No.: 20193  |
Foster pups - West Yorkshire Dog Rescue
Looking for special collie experienced homes Bearded collie x Border collie (Born on the 9th Dec 2011) All are deaf and have vision problems They are typical collies, bright and intelligent The disabilities do not slow them down and they require even more mental stimulation to prevent boredom and behavioural habits developing They were raised with children and dogs and are as cat friendly as pups can be  JOEL (means 'God will be willing') White with tri-colour merle patches and markings around left eye Deaf and Blind Very friendly, loves cuddles and kisses and likes to know where you are all the time A little shy but once settled is confident although he gets spooked easily He loves having his tummy rubbed  JED (means 'friend of God') White with merle patches and a white face Deaf and Blind (possibly some very limited sight in one eye) Very shy but once he knows someone is very loving He likes lots of cuddles but lacks confidence and needs a lot of reassuring contact and sleeping in your arms so he feels safe  JESSIE (means 'gift') White with merle heart shaped markings on her left side and a splodgy bum on her right Deaf with very limited vision She has no fear, is very forward and so confident A complete cuddle monster and loves being involved in what ever you are doing As far as she is concerned everything is there to be played with and the game is everything  If you think you can give these pups the great forever home they deserve Please complete the Potential Foster Enquiry form West Yorkshire Dog Rescue - www.westyorkshiredogrescue.co.uk/contact.htm |
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| MistyTwix |
27th Feb 2012, 1:08 pm
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Member  Group: Sponsor Member Posts: 594 Joined: 16 Mar 06 From: Edinburgh (but always a weegie) Member No.: 19698 |
I wish I had the experience to offer a home to one of these beauties. Good luck in your search
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| publunchsmum |
27th Feb 2012, 8:14 pm
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Member Group: Sponsor Member Posts: 374 Joined: 8 Dec 05 From: fleetwood,lancs Member No.: 18004 |
QUOTE(MistyTwix @ 27th Feb 2012, 1:08 pm)  I wish I had the experience to offer a home to one of these beauties. Good luck in your search Me too-absolutely stunning  Hope they find the homes they so richly deserve,xxx |
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| Teija |
9th Mar 2012, 2:10 pm
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Member Group: Member Posts: 26 Joined: 4 Apr 06 Member No.: 20193 |
Update - 8 March 2012
Jessie J has a great new forever home with two border collies for company. Message from new owners, ' 'She is the most adorable little bundle ever and we all love her to bits. I haven't wanted to take my eyes off her!!' Just the boys to sort out now  |
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| Teija |
10th Apr 2012, 5:47 pm
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Member Group: Member Posts: 26 Joined: 4 Apr 06 Member No.: 20193 |
10 April 2012 - Update
Right, fingers crossed please... Deaf/Blind Collie pups at West Yorkshire Dog Rescue Home Check is to be done this Thursday If all OK then the 2 boys will be off to their new home together |
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