Rescue Dog

[redial 81]

Attitude of recscue owner. I made a telephone enquiry about a

dog and at the end of the call, I had been given a lecture about

the wrongs of keeping dogs housed outside.

I would have given them £100 that they ask for and the young

dog would of wanted for nothing ,he is ten months and never been

walked or socialised.

Edited September 6, 2015 by redial

[Hunting loon 100]

Attitude of recscue owner. I made a telephone enquiry about a

dog and at the end of the call, I had been given a lecture about

the wrongs of keeping dogs housed outside.

I would have given them £100 that they ask for and the young

dog would of wanted for nothing ,he is ten months and never been

walked or socialised.

you tried mate but as they make so hard don't think they want to rehome them same we give a greyhound a home thought I would try to help by rehoming one lady appears we a thin unfit dog looked at one of mine which was fit not staved like her own mutt and and gave me lecture about feeding dogs what a joke so told her to f**k off and bought a pup Edited September 9, 2015 by Hunting loon

[The one 8,494]

The minute you say the wrong word mate your fecked , but the greyhound trust seem to be doing well punting them out here most nights you see couple walking round with a matching greyhounds rugged up and muzzled , but one couple had three and used to walk them round the local woods and they let them run loose which was fine till they cornered a roe doe in a stream the up cry and folk seeing it there now back walking the streets with muzzles on

[neems 2,406]

I wouldn't go near a rescue dog,the councils should just put down strays and re-home or put down dogs and cats people decide they don't want/can't keep.

 

Instead we have a mix of animal rights nutters,do-gooders and various other weirdos collecting unwanted animals and begging other people to pay for it.

 

They'd keep them all if they could,they're just looking for an excuse not give you one of their pets.

[CushtyJook 1,097]

Sad when majority of dogs in rescue seem To be either staffords or lurchers

[unlacedgecko 1,466]

Try lurcher link. They are keen on working homes.

[Blackdog92 2,047]

My mum wanted to take a rescue dog a few years ago and because she lived in the sticks the nearest rescue home was 30 miles away and they wouldnt let her have one because they only let them go within a 20 mile radious.

[dogmad riley 1,347]

Sad when majority of dogs in rescue seem To be either staffords or lurchers

Yes very sad. All brilliant dogs I the right hands, the problem is fools who breed them for no other reason but profit

[j j m 6,555]

i took a rescue dog on a few years ago,the questions they asked were mad

[Lab 10,979]

I've often thought about going into a rescue and getting a young dog. I'm afraid if I was challenged on keeping a dog in a kennel(shock horror) or the owner called the pups 'babies' I'd walk out.

[CushtyJook 1,097]

 

 

Sad when majority of dogs in rescue seem To be either staffords or lurchers

Yes very sad. All brilliant dogs I the right hands, the problem is fools who breed them for no other reason but profit

Exactly mate if I was to look for a dog as a pet I would go to the rescue places rather than a breeder

[bracken boy 584]

Neems the brindle in my avatar is a rescue and now 13 and to be honest I didn't think after my last lurcher I'd get one to get me, understand me and that I'd bond with, I was wrong he's been a pleasure but I know and understand why u say it

Edited September 9, 2015 by bracken boy