Forever loving home for the right dog

[mary70 10]

I have posted on here before but my sister in law is still looking for the right dog, she is wanting a larger breed dog under a year old must be female, please don't say rescues as she has looked into but she shares a garden with her neighbour and the rescues have said she must have her own garden, If you know of any puppies or younger dogs looking for a brilliant home wih an experienced owner please pm me ty

[spats 10]

Keep your eye on the dogs needing new homes on the I Need A Home Website. Look under the heading 'Private Adoptions'.

These are the dogs currently listed..

 

http://www.ineedahome.co.uk/index.php/2011-11-02-15-12-28/view-animals

[Strix 11]

Rain Rescue don't have blanket rules. They find the right dog the right home, and if your sister is a good home for a big pup, that's all they'll consider

[Sam71 10]

Keep your eye on the dogs needing new homes on the I Need A Home Website. Look under the heading 'Private Adoptions'.

These are the dogs currently listed..

 

http://www.ineedahome.co.uk/index.php/2011-11-02-15-12-28/view-animals

 

Mia sounds gorgeous

 

Also try the Sheffield strays kennels. There's a very handsome large American bulldog in there.

http://www.ineedahome.co.uk/index.php/adopt-a-dog/2562-8457-friendly-large-american-bulldog-male

And he quite young

Edited May 16, 2013 by Sam71

[nexusdee 10]

I have posted on here before but my sister in law is still looking for the right dog, she is wanting a larger breed dog under a year old must be female, please don't say rescues as she has looked into but she shares a garden with her neighbour and the rescues have said she must have her own garden, If you know of any puppies or younger dogs looking for a brilliant home wih an experienced owner please pm me ty

 

Which rescues has she tried as the only one I know of that had that rule is the RSPCA. I would strongly advice that she reconsiders rescue dogs as a private seller or free to good home is hardly going to say the reason I'm getting rid is because it is savage/has an illness that requires expensive treatment so I need to offload it onto someone else & try get some cash so I can go out & get another. Whereas a rescue will be upfront about any possible problems

[rachels1980 10]

I keep seeing dogs which need rehoming on a Facebook page 'S26 for sale and swaps'... ... hate to see it but the people on there seem quite sensible and aren't just giving them away.

[mary70 10]

Ty she has been looking now for nearly 6 months since she sadly had to have her dog put to sleep so is not rushing into anything until the right dog comes along

[Rainrescue 10]

We don't have any young female dogs in that are suitable either at the moment, but as stated - we don't have hard and fast rules on everything - we look at each individual situation and try to 'match' right dog right home.

[Elizabeth13 10]

Any reason why it must be female?

BADAW have a lovely big lad called Seamus.

[mary70 10]

Any reason why it must be female?

BADAW have a lovely big lad called Seamus.

 

Because she spends a lot of time and holidays with her parents who have. 3 female dogs

[Elizabeth13 10]

Because she spends a lot of time and holidays with her parents who have. 3 female dogs

 

I'm a bit confused.. A male would get a long just fine with 3 females?

In fact, sometimes it is harder getting bitches to get along.

You've got more of a guarantee that a male dog would get on better with 3 females, than adding another female to the equation.

[Sam71 10]

I'm a bit confused.. A male would get a long just fine with 3 females?

In fact, sometimes it is harder getting bitches to get along.

You've got more of a guarantee that a male dog would get on better with 3 females, than adding another female to the equation.

 

I agree with that.