My new foster dog

[WESTLOWER]

I need to unsubscribe from this thread as there is too much of a risk me getting a dog. A neighbour says we could share walking, holidays etc. Even Mrs Westlower recently tried to convince me to get a dog.

Beautiful looking dog Geoff, fascinating journey you are having with him.

You would do well with a dog Ed..
Ignore my wife, she tries to get everyone rescuing dogs !
We get cards all year from all the other dogs she sponsors

[oldius]

Lovely coat the doggy has.

Improving all the time.

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[guy]

Beautiful dog - well done for giving her a home (had our rescue Staffie for nine years now and she is very important member of our pack/family).

Jammie - nothing wrong with square headed (dogs that is).

[oldius]

She is really lovely.

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[stairpost]

She is really lovely.

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She's a beautiful pooch, you can see in her eyes that she is a peaceful soul.

[thingfish]

Beautiful dog - well done for giving her a home (had our rescue Staffie for nine years now and she is very important member of our pack/family).

Jammie - nothing wrong with square headed (dogs that is).

Hi Guy........But they've got square heads ffs.

I think me mutts need a larger couch !!!

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[Primalsea]

Lovely dog and good to see that she is doing so much better now that you have taken her in. Twice now we have looked into taking in a rescue dog. As experienced dog owners we thought it would be a good thing to do. It's just there is something strange the rescue centres near us. As soon as you contact them they seem to view you with a lot of suspicion and constantly throw up any small reason as to why you shouldn't have a dog. We asked around and a lot of people have said the same thing.

Towards the end of last year our Golden Retriever died of a very aggressive bone cancer, she was only 2 years old. In a few weeks we will be getting a Cockerpoo. Not my choice I hasten to add but it will become part of the family none the less.

[MikeMusic]

Lovely dog and good to see that she is doing so much better now that you have taken her in. Twice now we have looked into taking in a rescue dog. As experienced dog owners we thought it would be a good thing to do. It's just there is something strange the rescue centres near us. As soon as you contact them they seem to view you with a lot of suspicion and constantly throw up any small reason as to why you shouldn't have a dog. We asked around and a lot of people have said the same thing.

Towards the end of last year our Golden Retriever died of a very aggressive bone cancer, she was only 2 years old. In a few weeks we will be getting a Cockerpoo. Not my choice I hasten to add but it will become part of the family none the less.

2 years. Poor thing. We were devastated to lose one of ours aged 7.

Rescue centres are odd.
Bureaucrats and jobsworths seem to have taken over some centres
Keep at it. Best of luck

[antonio]

"Bureaucrats and jobsworths seem to have taken over some centres."

Exactly my experience.

[struth]

if folk get dogs out they lose some funding most likely. around here its easier adopting a sprog tbh.