22-07-22 Suzie Q is the prettiest little Shih Tzu who has come to us from a breeder. Suzie Q has reoccuring cystitis which her adopters will need to be aware of as it will not be coverable by insurance. She is quite a nervous girl at the moment who is overwhelmed by her new surrounding. She was initially quite worried about being picked up and handled but did relax in our arms. She is an inquisitve little girl who likes to know what's going on around her and is curious of her surroundings. She is looking for a calm and quiet home with someone who has experience of scared ex-breeding dogs and lots of time to spend with her. She will need at least one other kind dog in her new home to be her friend and help her to settle in. She has never lived in a home before so her adopters will need to be kind and patient as she adjusts to home life and picks up skills like house training. She has never walked on a lead before and will need to be introduced to this slowly, first in the garden until she is comfortable and confident enough to venture into the outside world. With time and love she is going to blossom into the most wonderful girl.

15-09-22 UPDATE 
Suzie has been with me for 10 days and is beginning to come out of shell. She has polypoid cystitis and is on a long course of medication for this and you will need to discuss this fully with the team so you can understand her medical needs, unless you have had a dog with this before. She has had a bladder stone removed by our vet.
This poor lady has been in pain for a while but is starting to get better. Her house training is come on in leaps and bounds.
She starts her day with a few toys thrown in the air then breakfast. Suzie  is nudging herself forward for a loving touch. Darling girl deserves a home to call her own.

27-10-22 UPDATE
Suzie  has really settled really well  and is starting to roll over for a tummy rub. She is definitely smiling in the morning when she sees me.  She is very inquisitive and watches me all day. House training is excellent and she is clean at night. 
After a course of antibiotics Suzie is feeling  much better and her condition can be managed. Good food (fish), exercise, plenty of water, a heat pad (chamomile or ginger  tea) are homeopathic and can help .  A gentle massage  relieves tense muscles  - Suzie likes that a lot.
Please give this girl a chance. The staff will chat with anyone and give advice.  Suzie would love a home where she is loved  which would go a long way to making her happy.

07-01-23 UPDATE

Suzie is still looking for her forever home . She is so well behaved and doesn’t ask for much in life. She loves a walk and food and snuggling up to her humans. Her wish for 2023 is to be someone's everything.

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

22-07-22 Suzie Q is the prettiest little Shih Tzu who has come to us from a breeder. Suzie Q has reoccuring cystitis which her adopters will need to be aware of as it will not be coverable by insurance. She is quite a nervous girl at the moment who is overwhelmed by her new surrounding. She was initially quite worried about being picked up and handled but did relax in our arms. She is an inquisitve little girl who likes to know what's going on around her and is curious of her surroundings. She is looking for a calm and quiet home with someone who has experience of scared ex-breeding dogs and lots of time to spend with her. She will need at least one other kind dog in her new home to be her friend and help her to settle in. She has never lived in a home before so her adopters will need to be kind and patient as she adjusts to home life and picks up skills like house training. She has never walked on a lead before and will need to be introduced to this slowly, first in the garden until she is comfortable and confident enough to venture into the outside world. With time and love she is going to blossom into the most wonderful girl.

15-09-22 UPDATE 
Suzie has been with me for 10 days and is beginning to come out of shell. She has polypoid cystitis and is on a long course of medication for this and you will need to discuss this fully with the team so you can understand her medical needs, unless you have had a dog with this before. She has had a bladder stone removed by our vet.
This poor lady has been in pain for a while but is starting to get better. Her house training is come on in leaps and bounds.
She starts her day with a few toys thrown in the air then breakfast. Suzie  is nudging herself forward for a loving touch. Darling girl deserves a home to call her own.

27-10-22 UPDATE
Suzie  has really settled really well  and is starting to roll over for a tummy rub. She is definitely smiling in the morning when she sees me.  She is very inquisitive and watches me all day. House training is excellent and she is clean at night. 
After a course of antibiotics Suzie is feeling  much better and her condition can be managed. Good food (fish), exercise, plenty of water, a heat pad (chamomile or ginger  tea) are homeopathic and can help .  A gentle massage  relieves tense muscles  - Suzie likes that a lot.
Please give this girl a chance. The staff will chat with anyone and give advice.  Suzie would love a home where she is loved  which would go a long way to making her happy.

07-01-23 UPDATE

Suzie is still looking for her forever home . She is so well behaved and doesn’t ask for much in life. She loves a walk and food and snuggling up to her humans. Her wish for 2023 is to be someone's everything.

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