Jasmin

	Status: Available ID: 37747 Name: Jasmin Breed: Bernese Mountain Dog Age: 2 Years Gender: Female Adoption Fee: See below
	Location: In Foster in Willaston, Cheshire

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28-04-23 Jasmine is a beautiful girl who has come from her breeder to find a loving home. She hasnt seen much of the world before so is feeling rather shy and overwhelmed at the moment. When we approached her she will run to hide in the back of her kennel and will freeze, in hope that we will leave her be as she has no idea what to expect from people at the moment. She is the more worried of the three Bernese that are here and will need some extra TLC. Jasmine is a gentle girl and she relies on her kennel friends. She will need at least one kind resident dog in her new home to show her all about home life and be her special friend. She will need to learn about house training and how to walk on a lead but these skills take time to learn so you will need to be patient and encouraging to help her. She is the sweetest girl and we cant wait to see her relax and begin to shine.

06-06-23 UPDATE
Jasmin has been in foster for over a month, and whilst she is very beautiful and looks relatively relaxed in these pictures, please read all about her before thinking about applying, as she has a lot of needs. Jasmin sadly is still really struggling with home life and being able to understanding that she is safe and doesn’t need to worry anymore.
She is one of the most terrified dogs I have fostered, but despite her fears still has the gentle nature of a bernese. Jasmin has been completely rigid with fear and spent weeks hardly ever lying down during the day or night, and at times had to be carried in by two of us from the bush she chose to hide in outside. Jasmin is still struggling to eat and must be given time on her own with no dogs or people making a sound, before she will attempt to eat and then she just grabs mouthfuls and runs away to eat it in her safe place in the corner of the room.

Although she doesn’t appear to yet take comfort from her bernese pals, Jasmin is very stressed if my dogs go out and she is on her own, so we have to make sure she has a friend at all times apart from when we are trying to get her to eat.

She makes us all feel so sad and wonder what she has experienced to be so afraid of life. However it is lovely to now see tiny signs of progress and that she is feeling more settled, such as eating a bit more easily and occasionally catching her lying down or her tail starting to peep out from under her.

Jasmin will need a couple with lots of experience of helping very scared dogs, or willing to learn and that have a quiet life and able to place her needs first, taking everything very slowly. We need to make sure that any home is very safe, and has an environment that works for Jasmin to give her the best chance of feeling safe and becoming the pup she still should be as a young bernese mountain dog.

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

PLEASE NOTE: We nearly always home dogs who have come from breeders where there is ALREADY A RESIDENT DOG living in the house. They have usually never lived in a house before and are only used to canine company. They usually get their confidence and learn faster with another dog to copy from. This also helps with house training and learning how to walk on a lead. They will make lovely pets but do need a lot of love, time and patience. If the ex breeding dog you are interested in can be an only dog it will say so in its write up. Please read our information on ADOPTING EX-BREEDING DOGS before you apply.

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If your application is successful you will be home checked and you, all members of your family and any dog(s) who will be living with the dog MUST come to meet the dog you want to adopt. All our dogs are micro-chipped, have had at least their first inoculation and are spayed/neutered unless there is a medical reason for not doing so. You must have a safe means of transporting the dog home in a crate or if this is not possible please discuss with Many Tears or the Fosterer when your application is being processed.

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