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May 31, 2009 at 12:17 pm #76740
emmat
MemberMeet Hobbs, a 7 month old husky x english setter. This is probably the most placid dog I have ever looked after. He loves just lounging around and being rubbed on his belly.
He walks very well and is good off lead – never straying far from your side. His recall is excellent. People are gobsmacked when they see him – stopping to admire him and pet him. It can make walks in the park quite long!
Loves being brushed and is super in the car. Loves meeting new people, so so friendly. Gentle around children and good with other dogs. A real little gent. Deserves a loving home, would be a fantastic addition.
June 9, 2009 at 3:20 pm #85701Happywomble
MemberOh wow, Hobbs is a beauty. How is he getting on? Can’t believe he hasn’t been snapped up yet.
June 10, 2009 at 6:12 pm #82716emmat
MemberHobbs is getting on great. He is quite the cool kid on the block with the dogs in my local park. I have totally fallen for him and it will be really tough to let him go.
Someone has sent in adoption papers for him – just waiting to hear back from someone from DID about his application.
Hobbs has responded really well to training and his recall is superb….bolts towards you as if his life depends on it. He is the best dog I have ever looked after
June 10, 2009 at 8:30 pm #83061Happywomble
MemberThat’s great news, hope he goes to a lovely home. He really is a stunning dog.
June 12, 2009 at 3:00 pm #83754Flower
MemberHi there,
When I saw Hobbs’ picture I totally fell in love with him. He has the most soulful eyes and I would love to give this fella a home where he’ll be totally loved xxx. We’re hoping to adopt him and have put in forms and had home check. Not sure how long it takes to to hear something back!!
I hope he’s still doing great.
We lost our dog (who we also rescued) due to sickness two years back and we were totally gutted. We just feel now is the right time to give another dog (hopefully Hobbs) a new and fulfilled life again. Give him all my love and kisses….
June 12, 2009 at 8:41 pm #83718Happywomble
MemberAh I’m delighted, he is stunning. Good luck with the adoption.
June 14, 2009 at 11:03 am #84483Flower
MemberThanks so much
! I’ll keep you posted…
Nice name!!!
Take care
August 1, 2009 at 9:40 pm #86921macgowab
MemberMy son adopted Hobbs about 5 weeks now. Hobbs is an amazing dog. We couldn’t have asked for better. He is afraid of nothing. He loves other dogs, children,walking on and off the lead, playing in the park, swimming in the sea, and if there is a mud pool within a 10 mile radius he will find it, roll in it and sitck his head in it!
We goes walking three times a day and loves every minute of it. My son takes him everywhere with him in the car. He has already been on many adventures.
Hobbs is incredibly placid and easy going and loves company. He has settled very well into our family and we couldn’t imagine our home without him.
He continues to grow (pictures will be posted in the next few weeks), but he doesn’t realise it (he tries to sit on my daughters lap!). He is very playful and tires himself out all the time.
We are very grateful for Hobbs and thank everyone involved in choosing us!
Hobbs and I bump into other dogs who found their owners through your organisation. You are an amazing organisation,thanks for everything! and especially thanks for Hobbs
August 3, 2009 at 1:42 am #83066emmat
MemberAm so glad to hear he is getting on well. Been eager to hear – checking the site everyday!
I fostered Hobbs and found him to be the most amazing dog I have ever meet. Still have his pic up on our fridge! Miss him lots.
Thanks for giving him all the adventures – he’ll dive head first into anything once you’re with him. The dogs on our street are still mourning his departure….
August 3, 2009 at 11:40 am #86788macgowab
MemberSo sorry you had to wait so long to hear how Hobbs is doing. Ciaran has had a busy summer and never seemed to get around to posting an update. He will post some photos when he gets back from his holidays in a few weeks.
I can understadn that you must miss him a lot.You are more than welcome to come and visit Hobbs any time, you have Ciaran’s number.
I hope you can take comfort knowing that he is in a good home and is very well looked after and loved by all of us.
August 3, 2009 at 5:46 pm #86946emmat
MemberNot at all! I know he is in excellent hands. He really did take a shine to Ciaran immediately. Thanks for the post.
November 13, 2009 at 3:12 pm #89854CiaranJ
MemberHey there Emma,
I’m so so sorry I’ve left it this long! I did exactly what I said I wouldnt do, and took ages to update! Apologies!He’s doing really well… absolute gem of a dog… love everything, everyone and scared of nothing!
I can’t figure out how to get pics up… so I’ll send you a link to some and you can see how he’s grown! He’s lost so much of his baby fur!
http://www.new.facebook.com/album.php?a … 98683c714f
Sorry again for taking so long, hope you’re well.
Ciaran
November 13, 2009 at 5:05 pm #89862fayres
MemberOMG Ciaran he’s an absolute stunner. Well done – you’re obviously doing a great job
Hobbs is one happy doggy by the looks of him. Keep up the good work. I knew you could do it
FidelmaNovember 23, 2009 at 2:07 pm #90254emmat
MemberThanks for the pictures Ciaran. He looks superb. Yes he does seem to have an inner radar that can hone in on dirt from miles away. He was willing to swim in the sea with us but was really at his happiest prancing about in some pretty rancid water in the Phoenix Park…
Glad to hear it’s going so well,
EmmaNovember 27, 2009 at 12:34 pm #90467CiaranJ
MemberThanks a mill Fidelma!
And yea he really prone to mud! I’ll update some of those pics later! haha… -
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