(Side Show) Bob
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Bob came in in poor condition with so many fleas and worms and quite underweight. He has done great since coming in, he has put on weight, received the treatment he needed, been neutered and had a few dodgy haircuts.
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He is a bundle of energy and a happy boy. He is said to be Springer cross Bedlington Terrier and is on the medium size. A bright energetic boy who will need lots of exercise both physically and mentally.
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We have been advised by his previous owners that he should not be rehomed with children under 10 but gave not explanation. We are now aware that Bob may have issues living in a house. It may be with training this can be worked on. Bob was rehomed, briefly, and despite being amazing when out and about unfortunately when he went into the house something caused him to turn and he bit, on several occasions within a few minutes of one another. One of these included a puncture wound. It was his first night and it may be the day was just too much and he felt threatened by something.
We have found Bob amazing at kennels, above all else Bob needs time, patience and understanding. We don’t know what trauma this poor lad suffered. He is a firm favourite with everyone at the kennels and loves being out on long extended walk. He is a great confident and has never told a secret yet.
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