Friend's Alsation needs a home
Friend's Alsation needs a home
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crofty1984

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17,064 posts

233 months

Monday 31st August 2009
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OK, My friend has a 4 year old Alsation who, through no fault of his own is about to become homeless.
He's a lovely dog and she doesn't want to have to put him in a home, so if you know anyone after a doggy in the Stafford area let me know.

10 Pence Short

32,880 posts

246 months

Monday 31st August 2009
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Please don't let the reputation of Alsations as guard dogs and the like put you off, either.

As a family we always had Alsations and they were the most amazing, gentle, loyal, intelligent and family protective animals you could ever wish for.

mickk

30,448 posts

271 months

Monday 31st August 2009
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tenohfive

6,276 posts

211 months

Monday 31st August 2009
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Another link for your friend if it comes to it. Rescue centres are often better than rehoming with someone off the internet as alot will do things like home checks etc to check the new home would be suitable.

http://www.dogpages.org.uk/forums/index.php?act=id...

Andy_stook_2k

179 posts

206 months

Monday 31st August 2009
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I live in Stafford and would love to have him BUT we currently have two, which is our limit.
Fingers crossed you can find him a good home.frown

A911DOM

4,084 posts

264 months

Monday 31st August 2009
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tenohfive said:
Another shout for these guys - I rescued via this site in the past and used to sit and read in amazement at the lengths some of these people would go to to help their 4 legged friends!

In my case I was a long long way from the dog I was going to rescue, so they asked someone from another rescue centre to visit on their behalf which they did and passed us fit to re-home.

Good luck, cant be easy having to give the dog up, whatever the circumstances.

otolith

68,715 posts

233 months

Monday 31st August 2009
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10 Pence Short said:
As a family we always had Alsations and they were the most amazing, gentle, loyal, intelligent and family protective animals you could ever wish for.
Mine too. My wife used to be scared of them, but when she first moved in with me I was looking after one for my folks. Completely changed her opinion of the breed, and she missed him for ages when my folks took him back.

bazking69

8,620 posts

219 months

Monday 31st August 2009
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Agreed. My godparents had an Alsation when I was a kid and it was soft as ste, utterly loyal and well behaved.
I hope the little blighter finds a good home.

Simpo Two

92,708 posts

294 months

Monday 31st August 2009
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fk me, do none of you Alsatian fans not know that the dog is called an ALSATIAN not an ALSATION? As in coming from Alsace?

banghead

And I'm a bloody cat person!





ETA: Sorry, feel better now smile

Edited by Simpo Two on Monday 31st August 21:32

otolith

68,715 posts

233 months

Monday 31st August 2009
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I guess everyone knew what it was that we were talking about, thought it was a good cause and didn't want to thread-crap with pedantry?

Geoffers

889 posts

282 months

Monday 31st August 2009
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otolith said:
I guess everyone knew what it was that we were talking about, thought it was a good cause and didn't want to thread-crap with pedantry?
+1

Crofty, have sent you a pm.

mccarn

641 posts

226 months

Tuesday 1st September 2009
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Can we have some pictures? biggrin

Pied Piper

1,388 posts

276 months

Tuesday 1st September 2009
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We have room for another dog as long as he is friendly towards other dogs, we have had Alsatians in the past.

Please PM me through my profile.

crofty1984

Original Poster:

17,064 posts

233 months

Tuesday 1st September 2009
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Thanks for the advice and PM's I'll read them tonight when I get home as they go to my hotmail address, which I can't read at work. And apologies for the spillung in the title.

Halb

53,012 posts

212 months

Tuesday 1st September 2009
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crofty1984 said:
Thanks for the advice and PM's I'll read them tonight when I get home as they go to my hotmail address, which I can't read at work. And apologies for the spillung in the title.
Hope he finds a good home, love German Shepherds. I have had 4. Sadly all gone now, but am not currently in a position to take one of that agefrown

Mc lovin

5,588 posts

250 months

Tuesday 1st September 2009
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hmmm, i wonder if having another would calm my 8month old shep down a bit scratchchin

Andy_stook_2k

179 posts

206 months

Tuesday 1st September 2009
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Simpo Two said:
fk me, do none of you Alsatian fans not know that the dog is called an ALSATIAN not an ALSATION? As in coming from Alsace?


Edited by Simpo Two on Monday 31st August 21:32
German Shepherd actually. wink

Jasandjules

72,584 posts

258 months

Tuesday 1st September 2009
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Mc lovin said:
hmmm, i wonder if having another would calm my 8month old shep down a bit scratchchin
Or, it could be that they will both have loads of fun playing in the garden together, and wombling around on walks together... It also has the added advantage of keeping the older dog (the rescue in this case) feeling younger as well....... Two dogs are better than one...


AshVX220

5,965 posts

219 months

Tuesday 1st September 2009
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tenohfive said:
I wish you hadn't posted that link. My eyes are watering reading some of those stories and not yet being in a position to have another dog. frown

I can't believe the ratio between Staffies and other breeds, not long before the chavs get bored of their status symbol when it turns out to be a big softy is it!! mad

Mr POD

5,153 posts

221 months

Tuesday 1st September 2009
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I'd love to but, when we got the cavalier, I promised I'd take him for 2 walks every day, pick up his st and train him, but I'm working away from home 5 days (4 nights) so unfortunately can not keep my promise. Wifey ain't going to walk 2 dogs is she ?