13-11-2024 Blizzard has the sweetest face and a lot of fluff! She has travelled a long way to be here with us. Blizzard has come to us from a breeder and she is very nervous and scared on where she finds herself. Blizzard relies heavily on her kennel friends for support and this means she will need another dog in her new home to help her settle and give her some extra support if she needed it. She is trying her best to understand the kindness of human touch but she is still very shy but easy to handle, we are working hard with her to help her understand that all we want to give her is love. Blizzard will hide in her kennel but her and run away from us however she is easy to handle and check over, she has been an angel. She will need an experienced adult only home with previous knowledge of scared dogs to help her settle and learn the ropes of home life, this includes toilet training, lead walking and also getting used to house sounds such as the TV and hoover as she may of never heard these before. We can see in her eyes how much she wants to be loved when given the chance. Once she is confident she will need an active home. She has a PETS travel document.

01-01-25 UPDATE
So Blizzard has been on my section for about 3 weeks now and even though progress has been slow, I can definitely see a difference in her now compared to when I first met her. She is still a very nervous and flighty girl, but I can tell she’s getting more comfortable being in my company AND she also has a playful side that’s starting to emerge!!! When she thinks nobody is around, she plays bitey face and wrestles with her kennel friend which is the cutest thing in the whole world. I stood in the kennel next door to hers yesterday and I watched her as she didn’t know I was there, and it put such a big smile on my face. This gives me hope that in the right home, she will come out of her shell eventually and start doing ‘normal dog’ stuff.
Blizzard’s new home will need to be very calm and quiet, and have a solid routine that she can get used to. Everything will need to be introduced very slowly to her, and her adopters will need to be extremely patient and understanding. Dogs like Blizzard don’t gain confidence overnight - it’s going to take some time and work to gain her trust and show her that the world isn’t as scary as she thinks it is. Having a kind resident dog that will be her best friend will help massively with a lot of things, but her fear of humans will more than likely take a while to get better. I promise you the journey will be SO worthwhile though. When she wags her tail for the first time, or gives you a kiss for the first time .. there is no better feeling in the world!

Please read our information on ADOPTING EX-BREEDING DOGS before you apply.

13-11-2024 Blizzard has the sweetest face and a lot of fluff! She has travelled a long way to be here with us. Blizzard has come to us from a breeder and she is very nervous and scared on where she finds herself. Blizzard relies heavily on her kennel friends for support and this means she will need another dog in her new home to help her settle and give her some extra support if she needed it. She is trying her best to understand the kindness of human touch but she is still very shy but easy to handle, we are working hard with her to help her understand that all we want to give her is love. Blizzard will hide in her kennel but her and run away from us however she is easy to handle and check over, she has been an angel. She will need an experienced adult only home with previous knowledge of scared dogs to help her settle and learn the ropes of home life, this includes toilet training, lead walking and also getting used to house sounds such as the TV and hoover as she may of never heard these before. We can see in her eyes how much she wants to be loved when given the chance. Once she is confident she will need an active home. She has a PETS travel document.

01-01-25 UPDATE
So Blizzard has been on my section for about 3 weeks now and even though progress has been slow, I can definitely see a difference in her now compared to when I first met her. She is still a very nervous and flighty girl, but I can tell she’s getting more comfortable being in my company AND she also has a playful side that’s starting to emerge!!! When she thinks nobody is around, she plays bitey face and wrestles with her kennel friend which is the cutest thing in the whole world. I stood in the kennel next door to hers yesterday and I watched her as she didn’t know I was there, and it put such a big smile on my face. This gives me hope that in the right home, she will come out of her shell eventually and start doing ‘normal dog’ stuff.
Blizzard’s new home will need to be very calm and quiet, and have a solid routine that she can get used to. Everything will need to be introduced very slowly to her, and her adopters will need to be extremely patient and understanding. Dogs like Blizzard don’t gain confidence overnight - it’s going to take some time and work to gain her trust and show her that the world isn’t as scary as she thinks it is. Having a kind resident dog that will be her best friend will help massively with a lot of things, but her fear of humans will more than likely take a while to get better. I promise you the journey will be SO worthwhile though. When she wags her tail for the first time, or gives you a kiss for the first time .. there is no better feeling in the world!

Please read our information on ADOPTING EX-BREEDING DOGS before you apply.