AVAILABLE DOGS

HANK - BULL TERRIER

Introducing Hank.

All white body with a lovely red eye patch. Hank is only a young lad just over 1 year old, so is not yet castrated. Hank through no fault of his own found himself in welfare from a reluctant family as one member felt after losing a much loved older bully they were not emotionally ready for another dog. As said, right dog but wrong time.

Hank is up to date with vaccinations and wormer. He isn’t a big lad. He travels well in the car, he is very clean in the house and appears to ignore the other dogs around him, when out on walks he shows signs of wanting to play.

Hank is not suitable for a cat in the house. He appears to be very good with children. He no longer pulls while on a lead. Hank isn’t the best of eaters and effort is being made to gain more weight. Hank is on a raw meat biscuit diet. Previous owners informed welfare Hank is not a chewer. He likes his toys especially his stuffed toy monkey he takes to bed with him.

Hank for his age is quiet. He can show signs of nervousness but in time as he grows and develops and settled this will stop. Hes obviously a little confused.

PENNY - BULL TERRIER

The lovely Penny. Tri colour. Just over three years of age. Vaccinations/Worming is up to date.

Penny was recently spayed and the staff at the vets commented on her calm, quiet but friendly behaviour to all the staff around her.

Penny is house trained and is a good traveller. She is happy sat watching the world go around or sleeping, loves her home comforts.

Great on a lead and totally ignores other dogs around her. Not tested with cats. Appears ok with older children. Penny has a good appetite and is fed on raw meat, fish and biscuit.

Penny would suite a quiet home. Previous owner said they felt Penny responded better with male human company but here she is fitting into the routine and showing no preference.

Penny was much loved and it was a genuine reason she was given up to welfare.

REGGIE - BULL TERRIER

Reggie is a very handsome Black Brindle and White, he found himself in welfare as his previous owner had been told when they brought him that he was cat friendly but upon returning home with him it was clear by Reggie’s behaviour, he did not like cats.

His new owners decided not to return him to where he had come from and this is respected. Therefore it was with a heavy heart that Reggie was given up to this welfare.

Since being here Reggie is proving to be a real character. He still pulls slightly on the lead. He appears to be dog friendly and very much a people person dog. Not a great traveller, he pants and panics a lot, so a cage is recommended.

He can be vocal at first, upon being left alone so it is recommended his next and final home for this lad who is just 14 month old will be someone who is at home or at least not being left for long periods of time alone.

Reggie loves his food. He sits, stays and waits patiently. Reggie can occasionally get a little over excited and jump up, so older children around this lad is a must.

Staff at the vets when Reggie was recently castrated all fell for this lad who has bags of energy and love to give.