05-02-2023 Siriol (pronounced Sirr-yol) is a Welsh name meaning cheerful and we are hoping this is what our Siriol will become once she is in a home.  She shares her kennel with her friend Siâni Flewog and they love to snuggle up together so Siriol would like a home where there is at least one other dog who will allow her to do the same.  She will run to the back of the kennel when she sees us approaching but is easy to handle and one she settles seems to enjoy a fuss.  Siriol will need to learn about house training, walking on a lead and need to get used to the sights and sounds of home.  These are things which may take her a while to pick up as the garden may be a scary as the house at first so her adopters need to have plenty of patience and love to help her learn and be sure she is comfortable walking on a harness and lead in the garden before taking her for a walk in the outside world.  In a quiet, calm home who have the time and patience to help Siriol learn she is loved she will begin to shine.

26-03-22 UPDATE

Since Siriol arrived in foster she has proved to be a very frightened little lady. She has found her safe place underneath the dining room table and will run there if she get she thinks I am going to get near her. In the last few days she has started to show an interest in what is going on and will go out into the garden with the others and run around with them. In the evening, when we are all settled down she comes and looks at us but does not stay for long. I plan to try and tempt her to come to me and get a treat so that we can start to make friends. Watch this space!  

01-06-23 UPDATE

Since Siriol the pom arrived here at Hotel Chihuahua, as a very scared and shut in little lady, She has made slow progress but in the last few days has started to blossom. From spending most of her time in her safe place, under the dining room table, to sometimes spending time in the garden and house with the other residents until these last few days when she now mixes and pays with the gang and has even come up for a scratch and a cuddle. A couple of weeks ago I got her to let me groom her and ended up with a pretty little pom and a pom sized pile of loose hair. Its clear that regular weekly grooming will be neccessary to keep her coat tidy. Her temperament is now begining to show through and I think she is turning into a gentle and loving lady. She has started to copy the other dogs and is now nearly house clean. Lead training is in her near future as she will now accept her collor being put on. Socially with strangers coming into the house she has taken her cue fron the others and greets anyone coming in happily, although she is careful not to get too close.  

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

05-02-2023 Siriol (pronounced Sirr-yol) is a Welsh name meaning cheerful and we are hoping this is what our Siriol will become once she is in a home.  She shares her kennel with her friend Siâni Flewog and they love to snuggle up together so Siriol would like a home where there is at least one other dog who will allow her to do the same.  She will run to the back of the kennel when she sees us approaching but is easy to handle and one she settles seems to enjoy a fuss.  Siriol will need to learn about house training, walking on a lead and need to get used to the sights and sounds of home.  These are things which may take her a while to pick up as the garden may be a scary as the house at first so her adopters need to have plenty of patience and love to help her learn and be sure she is comfortable walking on a harness and lead in the garden before taking her for a walk in the outside world.  In a quiet, calm home who have the time and patience to help Siriol learn she is loved she will begin to shine.

26-03-22 UPDATE

Since Siriol arrived in foster she has proved to be a very frightened little lady. She has found her safe place underneath the dining room table and will run there if she get she thinks I am going to get near her. In the last few days she has started to show an interest in what is going on and will go out into the garden with the others and run around with them. In the evening, when we are all settled down she comes and looks at us but does not stay for long. I plan to try and tempt her to come to me and get a treat so that we can start to make friends. Watch this space!  

01-06-23 UPDATE

Since Siriol the pom arrived here at Hotel Chihuahua, as a very scared and shut in little lady, She has made slow progress but in the last few days has started to blossom. From spending most of her time in her safe place, under the dining room table, to sometimes spending time in the garden and house with the other residents until these last few days when she now mixes and pays with the gang and has even come up for a scratch and a cuddle. A couple of weeks ago I got her to let me groom her and ended up with a pretty little pom and a pom sized pile of loose hair. Its clear that regular weekly grooming will be neccessary to keep her coat tidy. Her temperament is now begining to show through and I think she is turning into a gentle and loving lady. She has started to copy the other dogs and is now nearly house clean. Lead training is in her near future as she will now accept her collor being put on. Socially with strangers coming into the house she has taken her cue fron the others and greets anyone coming in happily, although she is careful not to get too close.  

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