Scott-rs2k

hello and thanks for taking the time to read this, this really pains me doing this and is quite sad as we dont want it to happen in any way shape or form but we have sadly got to rehome our dog. I would prefer it if sarky remarks were left to yourself ! this isnt a sale add.

The reason why this is happening is due to the other halfs kiddie suffers with what we thought was mild asthma and since the dog has come along into our lives its just escalated it and made her athsma 100 times worse and shes up all through the night with asthma problems and coughing to an unreasaonble level. So none of us over the last few weeks have not had the best sleep patterns and the doctors have been consulted to try and get round it but theres been no improvement, so sadly our milly has to be rehomed.

Moving onto Milly

We recently rescued Milly (female jack russel cross yorkie) shes around 18 months old, and shockingly shes had a litter already in her short time in the world. Shes an absolute amazing dog, shes lovley and very soppy and a bit of a sucker for the men, she is always wanting a fuss and is always very quick to give you a lick or dart / throw herself on the floor so you can rub her belly. Shes a got a lovley personality to her, shes absolutley spot on with kids, she loves the outdoors cant get enough of the garden or several walks a day. She barks at new people that she has never met for the 1st time and after that its fine. Shes a playful dog has the occasional mad moment as to be expected.

We recently had her at the vets for a checkover and all is fine, shes had her jabs and got the next 4 months worth of flea / tick treatment ready too (nice expense lol). With any dog there is always something to bare in mind, and hand on heart due to her energy and youngness, you just got to watch her shes energetic and loves a good run so theres no way we would let her of the lead, she loves the outdoors that much so watch doors etc as she will be out of it (luckily we have a gate and fence around our front house and the garden is all fenced off)

She likes going for cats as any dog would, havent worked out what shes like around other dogs so wouldnt like to say if honest. She aint dumb either, she knows commands when you tell her, for example lie down n sit and off etc so shes clever enough and not much work is needed to adapt. Oh and watch tables she loves to just stand on tables, she jumps on the chair and gets on the table and just stands (weird animal)

she will come with lots of dry food which we feed her on and a nice bed and accessories and more, as shes been pampered like a baby.

we beleive she is suited to any type family, eg young couple, family etc, elderly as she is a lovley dog and has not given us any problems at all.

All we ask is £50 towards her also to just get back some of the vet bill and the bits weve just splashed out on her. I hope this is reasonable enough. We are located in milton keynes which is j14 m1

any questions please feel free to contact me via pm or 07883089382

thanks

95 fiesta si

Well atleast your re-housing her the proper way, unlike all those nobs out there that just dump them like in the thread i was reading yesterday. Someone will have her mate.

Scott-rs2k

yes iam not a nasty person, and could never do that to an animal. Its just not done in my opinion, this is stooping as low as it can go for me to be honest iam far from happy about it

coswurv

iTrader: (8)

Always a hard thing to do i had to do this about 7 years ago now, wish i had kept her as my circumstances quickly changed and i would of been able to of kept her in the end , i would offer a home but i already have a bitch russel,yorkie cross and not sure how they would get on. Mine stands on the outside table sniffing the air (weired) and likes her belly rubbed lol

95 fiesta si

also charging money is a good idea. Atlest then you will get people that really want her if there prepared to part with cash.

Christian and Beccy

iTrader: (14)

She's gorgeous, I'd love a dog like that. Really attracted to owning a 'scruffy pup'. Ted (my cat) would never forgive me, so I couldn't do it to him.

Good luck, hope you find a good home.

Scott-rs2k

thanks for the positive feedback so far chaps

Dicko&Vacant

iTrader: (3)

Awww how cute, id love that dog, good luck with rehoming her

Cossy Mike

iTrader: (4)

Sell her as said above.

Genuine people who are interested will pay money then donate to your local kennel to help towards less fortunate dogs,

wirralphil

Hard thing to do mate, thing is try and get someone close (5-10 miles) so the new owner can adjust, you and the new owners take her for a walk for a few weeks.

Hope all goes well.

Twellsie

iTrader: (1)

she looks lovelly, hope she finds a new home

Scott-rs2k

thanks for all the feedback i hope she stays local ish but you never know i guess. I dont want to go through with it but we have to sadly.

lovley dog, unique

mrjenrst

thats one cute little dog

Someone will bite your hand off for her, if not i will

cheeky dog

if i had to get rid of one of my dogs i would never want money for them no matter how much i've just spent on vet bills.

genuine reason for rehoming her so good luck.

Scott-rs2k

Milly has now been rehomed, sad times, but thanks for any replies etc

Graceland

Just spoken to my mum and she would of been down at your door if it wasn't for her just taking on another rescue dog last month



Edited - Just seen she has been rehomed - good stuff - Hope she goes to a loving family

gramsey

lovely dog i hope all goes well and am sure you will find a good owner soon

smila

iTrader: (1)

glad to hear you found agood home mateit would kill me to get rid of my staff

Glenn_

iTrader: (1)

Im glad the puppy is going to a new home.She looks cute.