Home needed for dog

[Thevet]

Does anyone out there have a home they could offer to a beagle that has been found by my practice. Kiera is a 2 yr old neutered bh who really loves people and has a brilliant nature, but due to her breeding, is not the sort of dog that can be let off the lead as she immediately starts to hunt and will not listen, she is also probably not suited to being left alone in a house as she barks and chews when alone, so she would need a cage if left alone. Unfortunately I have too many dogs already aas do most of my staff otherwise she would already be in a new home. We can provide a temporary home if someone is genuinely interested, but it needs to be a suitable home, not just anyone.
as you can see, the tail doesn't stay still, she's good with kids, she has heaps of energy and is all round fun. Reason for asking here is that we don't want her to go to a dogs home where anyone couold pick her and she is not suited to someone who doesn't know about a hound. Drop me an email if anyone interested to find out more.

[Mrs Grumpy]

The RIGHT rescue will match her to the right home and not just anyone.

If you let me know where abouts you are I can find a reputable rescue who will homecheck and take great care in ensuring she goes to the right home

EDIT: You could always put her on Dog Pages in Private Rehomings too.

www.dogpages.org.uk/forums

Edited by Mrs Grumpy on Friday 16th October 15:20

[Simpo Two]

I take it she's not microchipped?

Don't HMRC, MOD etc use beagles as sniffer dogs for explosives and drugs?

Edited by Simpo Two on Friday 16th October 15:25

[Thevet]

Thanks for that, we will try there to see if we get any joy. And yes she was microchipped, which is how we know some of her history, but the two previous owners are not suitable for her as they had no idea what a beagle can be like. As to where Kiera is, unfortunately just south of Glasgow, but I'm quite happy to bring her anywhere for the right person.

Edited by Thevet on Friday 16th October 15:36

[Jasandjules]

I have a friend who has a beagle, I'll ask if they want another.

[Thevet]

Jasandjules said:

I have a friend who has a beagle, I'll ask if they want another.

Well one is usually enough but surely two can't be that much worse. She is good with other dogs though.

[Jasandjules]

Thevet said:

Jasandjules said:

I have a friend who has a beagle, I'll ask if they want another.

Well one is usually enough but surely two can't be that much worse. She is good with other dogs though.

And kids?

[Mrs Grumpy]

Thevet said:

Thanks for that, we will try there to see if we get any joy. And yes she was microchipped, which is how we know some of her history, but the two previous owners are not suitable for her as they had no idea what a beagle can be like. As to where Kiera is, unfortunately just south of Glasgow, but I'm quite happy to bring her anywhere for the right person.

Yes - beagles Not for the faint-hearted!

I'm trying to find out if there are any known good rescues Glasgow way....

[Thevet]

Jasandjules said:

Thevet said:

Jasandjules said:

I have a friend who has a beagle, I'll ask if they want another.

Well one is usually enough but surely two can't be that much worse. She is good with other dogs though.

And kids?

and kids, has not shown any antisocial habits so far just "attention needing disorder"

[Thevet]

Mrs Grumpy said:

I'm trying to find out if there are any known good rescues Glasgow way....

We have tried, but I think it very important to get the right group as she cannot just go to anyone as she has before. Hope you have more luck than we did.

[Jasandjules]

Thevet said:

Jasandjules said:

I have a friend who has a beagle, I'll ask if they want another.

Well one is usually enough but surely two can't be that much worse. She is good with other dogs though.

Sadly, he agrees with you that one is enough.

I am sorry about that.

[rocksteadyeddie]

Would love to help but no smokers in our house. Sorry.

[PeteG]

I fear the day when I've got enough money to look after a dog, I'll be accepting rehomes left right and centre. Best of luck

[loltolhurst]

great photo

[Thevet]

loltolhurst said:

great photo

even better in the flesh

[loltolhurst]

Thevet said:

loltolhurst said:

great photo

even better in the flesh

is she on "e" or are her eyes always that wide!

[becksW]

you're as bad as we are, I sometimes think we are more a rehoming centre than a vets. Latest rehome was a dear little cat left behind when owners moved away, she was quite scruffy looking so I was really worried re: the rspca taking her, so we kept her and finally found a good home for her. I was so so tempted to have her but had to say no having 3 cats a dog and a baby on the way helped!!

Good luck with finding the right home for her.

[Thevet]

loltolhurst said:

is she on "e" or are her eyes always that wide!

She's always that wide-eyed, just sp pleased to have someone to play with.

[AMD87]

Tim ,Forwarded this onto a mate who does work with some dog rescue places maybe she can help.


OT hope everythings going well.

edit she can't post in the lounge till monday she said that lincolnshire police are looking for sniffer dogs and so are british transport police.

she can also put you in touch with mary at springer rescue as well.

http://pistonheads.com/gassing/profile.asp?h=0&amp...

Edited by AMD87 on Friday 16th October 19:58

[moleamol]

Thevet said:

I'm quite happy to bring her anywhere for the right person.

I can't help rehoming as my Springer is enough but can I just say I think this bit is excellent.