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Just Seen A Little
Just seen a little dog who could steal my heart but am trying to give myself time to grieve for Mr Harv until after Xmas.
Anyway doggie is about 18 months old - what maximum age is a puppy.
Oh would love this wee doggy.
Anyway doggie is about 18 months old - what maximum age is a puppy.
Oh would love this wee doggy.
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To be honest I only know personally about cats - they wanted to know about how secure the outside/garden area was, my working patterns, other members of the household - all a bit over the top IMO. My neighbours rehomed a dog last year and were competing with loads of other people. Their home was visited and they were observed taking the dog for a walk. Nothing too awful, didn't mean to worry you just be prepared - and if they don't think it's right for you they'll tell you. You should go for it I think.
Here's a form that another rehoming centre (not in your area) uses to assess suitability. It gives a few clues as to the type of questions you might be asked:
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(Note that the link goes to a Word document. It will open in Word, or whatever other word processor you use which, if I remember correctly, is probably AbiWord).
Don't get freaked out about the possibility of a few questions though. As long as you can show that the dog is going to a good home yopu should have no problems.
This link, from the website of the centre where your doggy is, is well worth a read:
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(If you make it clear that you've read and understood that information you'll probably impress the staff!)
http://
(Note that the link goes to a Word document. It will open in Word, or whatever other word processor you use which, if I remember correctly, is probably AbiWord).
Don't get freaked out about the possibility of a few questions though. As long as you can show that the dog is going to a good home yopu should have no problems.
This link, from the website of the centre where your doggy is, is well worth a read:
http://
(If you make it clear that you've read and understood that information you'll probably impress the staff!)
jj I think you do well to mention your age, how old are you? This dog is only young and will in all probability live for a further 12/13 years. If it outlives you, who will take care of it then? I'm sorry, but things like this have to be considered in older people taking on a younger dog. Why not go for a older one altogether?
I did go for it - please see Update on Pixie. Fell in love with her as she seemed so happy - jumping and bouncing. Whereas Mr Harv who was 5 months was like a statue all the times I went up to see him and was a little depressed for about a year. Took him a while for him to come out of his self.
Anyway not getting Pixie by the looks of it. Sorry, shouldn't have started another thread.
Anyway not getting Pixie by the looks of it. Sorry, shouldn't have started another thread.
