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DAPHNE – 5MT OLD COCKER SPANIEL

DAPHNE – 5MT OLD COCKER SPANIEL

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  • #77517
    kaydoyle
    Member

    Urgent foster needed for Daphne. If you can help please contact Kathy on 086 3696413 ;)

    #91330
    mimi
    Member

    How is she around other cocker spaniels?

    #89665
    kaydoyle
    Member


    #92380
    NiamhP
    Member

    Hi all,
    I just wanted to update you on Daphne, the cocker pup we have adopted. We have her since 19th December, and wanted to foster her initially, so we could establish that she would get along with our dog Dale, a 3 year old male cocker, and our 1 and a half year old son, Darragh.
    Daphne was very nervous at first, and didn’t leave my side without crying..we were a little worried at first, because we did have teething problems with her being over protective, and a little snappy, so have had to keep an eye on her. She cried the first night when we went to bed, but not a peep since. I think it’s important to give any dog time to readjust and settle into a new home after such a big change so early in their lives. Daphne has gone from strength to strength in her time here. She is really enjoying her walks in the snow, and loves being off the lead, running rings around poor Dale. She’s a bundle of fun, and we are delighted with her. She’s learning new tricks every day, and is as smart as a fox. I would really encourage anyone who had the time, and the dedication to adopt a dog and give them the home they deserve.
    Thanks to dogs in distress for putting us in contact with Daphne’s family, I’m sure it wasn’t easy for them to surrender such a lovely dog.

    #92385
    fayres
    Member

    Well done Niamh and John. Daphne is absolutely gorgeous and is a lucky girl to have joined your family. I met your beautiful Blue Roan Cocker, Dale when I did your home visit and saw how happy and content he is :) May you all have many happy years together :) ;)
    Fidelma

    #92414
    Anonymous
    Member

    A very happy Daphne!!!

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