26-09-24 Hermon is the sweetest puppy who has come to us from his breeder to find his forever home as very sadly he has extremely limited vision. Our vet thinks he was most likely born like this, so little Hermon will know no different and he definitely doesn't let it slow him down. Our vets aren't sure what caused his limited vision but think it may possibly be neurological.
He was very worried when he first arrived but has since really started to come out of his shell. Once he is in your arms he does settle and will begin to relax. We hope it wont be too long until he is enjoying it and discovering his puppy side! He will need regular brushing and visits to the groomer. He would benefit from having a kind resident dog to lend him some confidence and who will help guide him and who won't mind a puppy in their home. In the right circumstances and with adopters who are around most of the time we would consider homing him as an only dog. He will need heaps of socialisation and training to help him become the best he can be and will be so much fun if given the time and patience he needs to begin to bloom. 

30-09-24 UPDATE

This bundle of gorgeousness arrived in foster yesterday, weighing just over 2kg, so smaller than his photos might show.
Hermon is a mobile fluff ball, and one of the most confident blind puppies it has been my pleasure to care for.
She is an absolute cuddle bunny, he charges around when awake.. attacking toys, playing with other young dogs, and generally being a very "normal" puppy.
He already 'maps' spaces well, understands steps, and shows no fear.
With an owner who continues to build his skills, he can look forward to a life full of off lead walks, and living as a very normal dog.
A sociable little chap, he also plays well by himself and could potentially be an only dog with an owner prepared to keep him entertained and busy.

You will be asked to sign a contract confirming you will spay/neuter a puppy and we ask that a puppy attends puppy classes so they can socialise with other dogs and people.

26-09-24 Hermon is the sweetest puppy who has come to us from his breeder to find his forever home as very sadly he has extremely limited vision. Our vet thinks he was most likely born like this, so little Hermon will know no different and he definitely doesn't let it slow him down. Our vets aren't sure what caused his limited vision but think it may possibly be neurological.
He was very worried when he first arrived but has since really started to come out of his shell. Once he is in your arms he does settle and will begin to relax. We hope it wont be too long until he is enjoying it and discovering his puppy side! He will need regular brushing and visits to the groomer. He would benefit from having a kind resident dog to lend him some confidence and who will help guide him and who won't mind a puppy in their home. In the right circumstances and with adopters who are around most of the time we would consider homing him as an only dog. He will need heaps of socialisation and training to help him become the best he can be and will be so much fun if given the time and patience he needs to begin to bloom. 

30-09-24 UPDATE

This bundle of gorgeousness arrived in foster yesterday, weighing just over 2kg, so smaller than his photos might show.
Hermon is a mobile fluff ball, and one of the most confident blind puppies it has been my pleasure to care for.
She is an absolute cuddle bunny, he charges around when awake.. attacking toys, playing with other young dogs, and generally being a very "normal" puppy.
He already 'maps' spaces well, understands steps, and shows no fear.
With an owner who continues to build his skills, he can look forward to a life full of off lead walks, and living as a very normal dog.
A sociable little chap, he also plays well by himself and could potentially be an only dog with an owner prepared to keep him entertained and busy.

You will be asked to sign a contract confirming you will spay/neuter a puppy and we ask that a puppy attends puppy classes so they can socialise with other dogs and people.