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Toto (or Teetor as we’ve been calling him) is great,
he is full of energy and much better with other dogs now. He’s met quite a few friendly big ‘uns which has made him a little less scared.
He found a salmon head down by the river and decided to roll in it quite disgustingly, I’ve bathed him twice since and he still smells of fish! He absolutely hates being wet, he must have had a traumatic experience with water. He just sits there all subdued and looks at me with terror in his eyes. It makes me feel quite guilty!
He will make an awesome pet for a family, a toddler grabbed his face as she was pushed past in her buggy and he didn’t even flinch. Was totally unfazed. I was very proud (and relieved!).
We need some new photos and updates on this cute little man…….
He wont get a home if there are no new pics and updates
This is really important for the dog.
He is really a fab boy and deserves a second chance.
COME ON DORTHY – get weaving, Toto is waiting!!! What a smart little dog, looks like a real country gent. If he was a person I think he would wear plus-fours, tweeds, either a flat cap or a deer-stalker hat. Bet he would love to tear around in the countryside. Could be wrong of course, he might be a city boy! Whatever he is, he is one smart little dog.We had the pleasure of meeting this little man today and what a little stunner
So affectionate and sitting waiting for his treats 
His pictures dont do him justice and whoever adopts him will be so lucky 
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oct pups 561.jpgToto (or Milo) has a new family! He goes tomorrow (Monday).
Thank you everyone for their help and interest. He will have a lovely new home near the sea where he can chase seagulls around to his heart’s content
IMG_0109.jpgThis poor little man was brought back to us after 36 hours because he was barking at the families budgies
The family said that he was too stressed and totally fixated on the birds and it was for the best to give him back. Delighted to hear he is back under the care of DID. Obviously he would bark at birds – he is a terrier, regardless of how sweet he may be – he IS a terrier. It was best to find out early that the home was not a good match and all that matters is that he is safe. What a difficult job it is to place dogs, I don’t envy anyone such decisions – I couldn’t do it. (Glad you are back Toto).Very disappointing…
Sometimes I think that people don’t realise what can happen when you’re adopting a dog. They are living creatures and like us they need time to adjust
I bet there’s a lovely family waiting for this guy somewhere.
Good luck Toto!
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