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 Dalmatian_mad (Dalmatian_mad) posted on Saturday, July 25, 2009 - 9:28 am
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| good on you Kelle x |
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| Kelle (Kelle) posted on Friday, July 24, 2009 - 9:07 pm
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| just to let you all noo i found her a lovely new home with a family i did a homecheck i spayed her before she was rehomed iv visited since and shes very happy im glad i didn put her in rescue a little effort goes a long way |
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| Bb1 (Bb1) posted on Sunday, July 19, 2009 - 12:38 pm
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| I agree with everyone else, even if you contact a rescue and ask them to put her on their waiting lists or try to match her to a home and you will hang onto her in the meantime, some rescues do have fosters, so she would be placed in a home b4 going to a permanent home, as suggested it would be good for any rescue in regard to costs if you neuter and vaccinate her if not done so before she goes. |
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| Scotland (Scotland) posted on Monday, July 13, 2009 - 10:22 pm
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most rescues have foster homes have you contacted staffy rescue where atleast they can put her on the their list? You dont say wither you got the wee dog from rescue or a breeder, if you got her from a reputable breeder you would have signed a contract stating the pup/dog be returned at any time back to the breeder
Also if shes not been neutered before rehoming its best she's done before so that way she wont be used as a breeding machine. Even if your rehoming her yourself you could contact staffy rescue & get help with vetting homes etc.
If you rehome her yourself & the home dosnt work out ...what happens? |
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| Kelle (Kelle) posted on Monday, July 13, 2009 - 10:36 am
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| if i was n thinking what was best for the dog i wouldn be here and i wouldn be trying to rehome her , yes you have valid points in some aspects and its been hard on the whole family not just the dog i live in rural staffordshire there are little or no rescues in my vacinity and the ones that are are run from peoples homes while the rspca will take her she would be kenneled and i dont no what there polices are on rehoming and lets face it ppl rehoming staffys from rescues are few and far between thats partly the reason why theres so many there i may take that option when im left whith no alternative but i will try and rehome her myself first i owe her that at least turning round and dumping her in rescue kennels is the easy way out of a bad situation and far from responsible |
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| Scotland (Scotland) posted on Saturday, July 11, 2009 - 9:06 pm
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Its hard to give up a pet kelle but in your situation its best for the wee dog to be signed over to rescue where they will do homechecks etc especially when you say your son is treating her bad. Or are you going to wait before he really pushes his luck with her & she bites him etc, your not doing the dog any favours by keeping her in a situation thats clearly not suitable for her.
As well as the dog trust theres staffy rescue...contact them & explain the situation that the dog is at risk at the hands of your son ...she shouldnt be made to put up with the treatment you say your son is dishing out to her & its only matter of time before she defends herself & would hate to see her killed cos of your son & that would be another nail in the coffin for staffys as the breed has always been given a bad name.
You need to start thinking whats best for this dog |
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| Dalmatian_mad (Dalmatian_mad) posted on Saturday, July 11, 2009 - 1:40 pm
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if your son is treating her badly then its not fair to expect her to keep putting up with it.
i agree with the other poster. your best bet is the dogs trust. it gets her out of a miserable situation, leaving you free to manage with your rather full plate and she will find a lovely home.
i've adopted from the dogs trust before and you really have to jump through hoops and show a dedication to your chosen dog before you are allowed to adopt. |
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| Kelle (Kelle) posted on Saturday, July 11, 2009 - 10:52 am
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| thanks very much for the advice but i wont put her in a rescue she is my responsiblity i bought her i dont think its fair that a rescue has to clean up my mess so to speak if i cant find a suitable home myself i am going to keepp her ...............i will have to make it work i just feel she deserves better , thanks 4 advice thou |
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| Topbirdx (Topbirdx) posted on Friday, July 10, 2009 - 9:50 pm
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Hi, If you contact your local Dogs Trust and let them no you have a very friendly staffy female which you cant keep anymore due to your other dog being male and picking on her they should put you on their waiting list and then ring you when they have space to rehome her. I guarantee, they are fab and will vet everyone wanting her. Good Luck!!
I love Staffys!! |
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| Kelle (Kelle) posted on Thursday, July 09, 2009 - 11:20 am
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| i have to rehome my dog for no fault of her own i want to no the best way to do it , the reason im rehoming her is our son has just been diagnosed with severe pdd nos and treats her quite badly i have 4 children altogether and shes great with them , shes good on leash to dont pull or nothing also since she had her first season she and my older dog seem to fight all the time ! i no this is because she fancys her chances n pushes her boundaries with him n he really layed into her last night bite her and made her bleed !i just want her to have a lovely home away from my son n other dog who always seem to pick on her !but rehoming a staffy is hard i dont want to rehome her to the wrong person and there horrible to her i dont want to rehome her at all to be honest cos she is a great dog , i dont think homechecks are enough anyone can pretend for an hour to be the perfect family ect how can i make shure she will be ok and will not be sold on ect advice greatly appreciated thanks |
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