Rehomed Dogs

What a little treasue, just surrendered and really finding a place in foster carers heart.

Boyd is a real sweetheart! He isn't overly active for a Kelpie x, he is quite soft natured and likes to think he can be a lapdog. He is great with kids and other dogs and is proving to be a quick learner, he is house trained, good on the lead and very obedient. He is a sweet, gentle natured boy who does need a home where he can be inside with the family when they are home. He will make an ideal family pet.

Stumpy is a delightful, playful pup who is proving a quick learner and a friendly, happy young boy. Stumpy knows how to sit and how to come when called, he already knows his name after only a few days and he can walk well both on and off leash. He is submissive in nature and gets along great with other dogs. Stumpy is very friendly and loves cuddles with his humans. He doesnt bark much except when he's playing with his canine buddies. He loves playing games and is excellent at fetch and will gladly bring balls and toys back to you.

Harvey is an extremely well-behaved, affectionate Malamute and responds well to training. He is dominant with other male dogs however and would not mix well with other dominant males. Harvey is very people-oriented and would suit a home where he was allowed to be inside as part of the family

Darcie is a sweet girl with a lot of love to give. She enjoys the company of children. Darcie is very intelligent and easy to train using positive methods, and has graduated from the Norwest Introductory Flyball course. Darcie currently cohabits with four other dogs, two cats and a cockatiel. She likes to chase fast moving things which is great for ball play but it means not all cats would be suitable to live with her. Darcie did not have the best start in life and can get a bit anxious when alone, particularly during the settling-in period. She doesn't like roughness or being shouted at (although she enjoys a bit of chase/wrestle with a doggy friend). Darcie would do best with an owner who is home a lot, and/or a doggy companion and an owner who will give her time when at home. She also needs excellent fencing, again particularly during the settling-in period. Being part working dog (Kelpie and/or Border Collie), she does need exercise (both physical and mental), although the Whippet part of her knows how to snooze for much of the day. Darcie is on the smallish side of medium and she doesn't bark much either. She has a desire to please and does everything for her person with maximum effort. Darcie has potential to excel in dog sports, although she does not NEED this sort of home. For the right person or family, Darcie would be a rewarding companion.

Jasper is cute as a button and almost as small. He is the ultimate lapdog. Jasper was surrendered to the pound when his owner became ill and still looks a little sad. Jasper would love nothing better than spending the whole day (and night) curled up in your lap. Whenever you walk past Jasper he immediately rolls onto his back waiting for a tummy rub. He does not need much exercise but certainly still loves his walks and enjoys having a little run around the park. Jasper is excellent in the car and is housetrained. He gets along okay with my large dog but would probably prefer to be the only dog so he can get all the attention. He is a very quiet dog and you would hardly know he is there. Jasper likes children but is not interested in playing any games so would most likely be suited to a single person or couple. He would be fine living in a unit and is just waiting to be given a forever home where he can spend his whole time in your lap.

The pups are happy and playful. Their new favourite toy is the shell pool which they like to swim around in With each other and have a great time. Al the pups are socialised and outgoing.

Lucy is a small finely built ACD female. She is a very happy girl who smiles all the time and just loves attention from humans. Lucy would be a lap dog if she was allowed too and loves nothing better than sitting half in your lap and giving kisses. She has definitely had obedience training at some stage as knows sit/stay, drop and basic commands. She is great to walk on lead and will happily trot beside you when off lead as well. She is currently living with a larger male dog and they get along fine although Lucy would rather be with her humans. Lucy travels great in the car and is currently living as an inside/outside dog. She will need regular exercise as she does have energy but as long as she is exercised she is a happy, placid dog who just wants someone to love her. The photo shows Lucy doing her special dance which she tends to do if she is being ignored and wants some attention. Lucy would be fine as an only dog or doggy companion for a male dog. She would suit either a larger property or a home where she would be regularly exercised. Probably not suited for smaller children as she can get excited when meeting people and tends to jump up a little for attention.

Gypsy is a very calm and quiet,a real smoochie girl. she loves kids, following them around everywhere and she is not bothered by other dogs. She walks well on the lead and is a very laid back dog. She happily sleeps outside, loves a pat and has great manners. A really lovely, easy going dog who just lays at your feet and is a joy to have around.

Oddie is such a funny, dopey boy! He loves nothing more than to play and get pats although he is very well behaved and doesn't jump up at you. He would make a great addition to any family as he is great with kids and all dogs. He loves playing with all his foster sisters and brothers and especially his litter mate (who I have kept as my own dog). He has such great personality that everything is full of fun and life. He displays no aggression and gets along well with all dogs even dominant males. He will probably grow to be the size of boxer as he is quite lean and athletic. He is an active pup that would be ideal for an active family with older children as although he isn't boisterous he is a largish dog.