Location: In Foster in Market Weighton, East Riding of Yorkshire
If you are interested in adopting a dog that does not say it can be homed with a cat and wish us to cat test please let us know and we will be happy to do this.
18-11-23 Rhinestone is a beautiful girl who has come into the rescue to find her forever family. She has sore ears at the moment and has seen our vet and been started on treatment for this. She is matted so in need of a groom and will need regular breushing and trips to the groomer to avoid this again.
She is a very nervous girl and she is finding it all very overwhelming in the kennels. Rhinestone once she is in your arms is very gentle and sweet but she doesn't trust us humans yet so she will run and hide, with a lot of TLC and patience she will blossom into a happy girl. She will need to learn all about home life and it will take her some time to get used to the sights and sounds, she will need to learn about housetraining and how to walk on a lead or harness. This beautiful soul will need the help of a kind resident dog to give her the confidence she needs and to show her the ropes. Rhinestone will come out of her shell but she needs help and she needs time to get there. She has a PETS passport travel document
05-10-24 UPDATE
Rhinestone is known as Rhino here and she has come on so well in Foster, she's happy and confident, has found her favourite spot where's she's happy to sit and watch the world. She's an unoffensive, undemanding dog happy to be around you without needing any fuss but just wants her human close. She does now get onto the sofa and sits with us, she will sit with other dogs but is equally happy to be alone in her spot.
Rhino isn't aggressive. She likes to play zoomies with the other dogs and gets excited with them on the stairs for bed or when getting up. She jumps up at my back in her excitement,she prefers us not to approach her unless she sitting or laying down, just that final bit of trust to work on.
Rhino loves her walks and does let me approach her to put her lead on, she walks like a pro. She has become a little darling I've become very fond of her now she's got her big girls pants on and settled into her routine. Rhino does charge and bark with the other dogs when our humans come in and it can be intimidating but she stands off just making noise. She would not be suitable for a home with young children or visiting young children.
She would suit a calm quiet adult only home with someone home most of the day as she does get anxious and scratches at the door if she's left in a room. She will need a resident dog, not a pushover, of similar size or bigger, preferably a male, but one who likes to play. House traing seems to be sorted, except on rainy days! Rhino is a sweet girl. If someone could give her a chance she really will be grateful for a space on the sofa.
18-11-23 Rhinestone is a beautiful girl who has come into the rescue to find her forever family. She has sore ears at the moment and has seen our vet and been started on treatment for this. She is matted so in need of a groom and will need regular breushing and trips to the groomer to avoid this again.
She is a very nervous girl and she is finding it all very overwhelming in the kennels. Rhinestone once she is in your arms is very gentle and sweet but she doesn't trust us humans yet so she will run and hide, with a lot of TLC and patience she will blossom into a happy girl. She will need to learn all about home life and it will take her some time to get used to the sights and sounds, she will need to learn about housetraining and how to walk on a lead or harness. This beautiful soul will need the help of a kind resident dog to give her the confidence she needs and to show her the ropes. Rhinestone will come out of her shell but she needs help and she needs time to get there. She has a PETS passport travel document
05-10-24 UPDATE
Rhinestone is known as Rhino here and she has come on so well in Foster, she's happy and confident, has found her favourite spot where's she's happy to sit and watch the world. She's an unoffensive, undemanding dog happy to be around you without needing any fuss but just wants her human close. She does now get onto the sofa and sits with us, she will sit with other dogs but is equally happy to be alone in her spot.
Rhino isn't aggressive. She likes to play zoomies with the other dogs and gets excited with them on the stairs for bed or when getting up. She jumps up at my back in her excitement,she prefers us not to approach her unless she sitting or laying down, just that final bit of trust to work on.
Rhino loves her walks and does let me approach her to put her lead on, she walks like a pro. She has become a little darling I've become very fond of her now she's got her big girls pants on and settled into her routine. Rhino does charge and bark with the other dogs when our humans come in and it can be intimidating but she stands off just making noise. She would not be suitable for a home with young children or visiting young children.
She would suit a calm quiet adult only home with someone home most of the day as she does get anxious and scratches at the door if she's left in a room. She will need a resident dog, not a pushover, of similar size or bigger, preferably a male, but one who likes to play. House traing seems to be sorted, except on rainy days! Rhino is a sweet girl. If someone could give her a chance she really will be grateful for a space on the sofa.
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.
ADOPTION DETAILS
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.
PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU CAN TRAVEL TO WHERE THE DOG YOU WANT TO ADOPT IS LOCATED BEFORE YOU COMPLETE THE ADOPTION FORM
Please read our adoption procedures before applying and then complete the adoption form.
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