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He is grand with cats, older kids and actually doesn’t bark as much as other Spitz if you can believe that! But he was snapped up on Tuesday and has gone to his new home where he has a Spitz sister, a guinea pig and a cat to keep him company!
This beautiful little guy is still waiting on a home to call his own. He is just a fab little guy, I can’t believe he hasn’t been snapped up already! He has really come out of his shell and is now living happily with all the other Spitz, males and females which is great because at the start he was a bit wary of them all. Will post up some new pictures over the next couple of days.
Oh, these two are the sweetest, most entertaining little girls. They look very alike, but we’re learning that Erin is the laidback lovey lapdog while Ellie is the bouncy, playful ball of fun. They race around our very small garden as if it were a track, and are awestruck by the neighbour’s cat on the wall. They are great little watchdogs, barking at disturbances, but settling again happily.
Equally, they’re happy to just hang about indoors, interested in what’s happening but well behaved and mannerly, coming when called, but staying in the kitchen with sad faces but without complaint when we go out.
Neither are any trouble at all so far. Their housetraining is going pretty well, and they’re very good at going to bed at night, quickly settling down and sleeping through with no disturbance. They love mealtimes, playtimes, sleeptimes, walktimes, anytimes, and are delighted to meet everyone, befriending human and animal very quickly.
Today we took them to Phoenix Park and they were delighted by the fields and fresh air, racing along with their trademark energy and enthusiasm.
They have the feistiness of Jack Russells, but are very gentle, sweet and loving too, liking nothing more than claiming a cosy place on the couch during TV time, or jumping onto the lap of anyone who might need some Erin-and-Ellie love.
They’re healthy and happy, perfect for a family, a singleton, a small garden, a farm… I’ll be very sad to say goodbye, but delighted for the family/ies lucky enough to get these biscuit-coloured twins.
And they’re a great pair. As a man in Phoenix Park declared enthusiastically: "What beautiful dogs!"Hi Mary
Yep Snowy is neutered. He gets on fine with other neutered males but really isn’t a fan of any unneutered ones! He is a bit stand offish and unsure when he first meets people but gets quite confident pretty quickly.
Well this beautiful bundle of fluff left me today for his new life. He is just such a super dog, no words can describe how great he is. His new family are besotted with him and he had already taken up residence on the couch when I was leaving! I think this is a match made in heaven and they will have many happy years together
Unfortunately Odin is back looking for a new forever home. Due to a change in circumstances his current home can no longer keep him. They are very upset at having to let him go. He is such a lovely little guy and as said above his blindness doesn’t hinder him in the slightest. If you are interested in adopting him please contact me muireann@dogsindistress.org
Martine Pedigree Chum isn’t a great food. It wouldn’t be helping with her bad breath. You should change her onto a better quality food. Also pedigree chum hasn’t enough oil to keep the spitz coat in tiptop shape, so a better food would show a real difference in the look and feel of her coat.
Aww the lovely Toto. He looks fabulous! He’s really landed on his paws with you both
Can’t believe its been a year!
