Terrier Cross
Pepsi – 14 year old female Corgi cross Terrier
Pepsi is a 14 year old Corgi cross Terrier who is in an Oldies Club foster home in Romford, Essex, waiting for someone to offer her a permanent home.
Introducing Pepsi: Pepsi is a very happy dog who loves company and is eager to please. She is good with dogs, cats and children.
Settled quite quickly: Pepsi had settled at her foster home after about a week and it now seems like she has always been a part of the family.
Can be left but enjoys company: Pepsi is happy to be left for a few hours but does like to have company most of the time. She wouldn’t be happy living with full-time workers.
Likes dogs: Pepsi’s foster carers have two other dogs and Pepsi has become good friends with them.
Fine with cats: There is a cat in Pepsi’s foster home and she avoids it most of the time.
Could live with children over 6: Pepsi loves being around children and would be a great addition to any family, but she would be best with children aged over 6 years.
Loves walks: Pepsi loves her walks and is very good on the lead. She is currently having about 20-30 minutes every morning and evening, but if offered Pepsi would love to go out walking during the day. She enjoys a game of fetch although sometimes she wants you to do the fetching!
Good in the car: Pepsi travels well in the car.
Health notes: Pepsi has been neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, flea-treated and wormed. She has had a problem with her gums and an infection can flare up and she will need antibiotics to clear it. She may need to have a dental cleaning in the future but at the moment our vet advised against it as the gum infection may only flare up every six months or so. Therefore, whilst it can be treated with antibiotics they think it is best to leave it alone unless it becomes more frequent.
Foster carer’s summary of Pepsi: Pepsi is a lovely, cuddly dog who loves life and will make a fantastic companion for anyone looking for a fun loving, bouncy, lovable little girl. She makes you smile every time you open the front door and see her excited at having you home with her. She loves to get up fairly early every morning and even if you feel like turning over for an extra forty winks, it will not happen as once you see her enthusiasm you just want to get up and join her. Once you have met her you will see how adorable she is and will be pleased to make her a part of your life.
11Feb2012 | The Oldies Club | READ MOREMeggie – 11 month old female Collie cross Terrier
Meggie is a very small Collie cross Terrier girl of about 11 months old. Meggie is a lovely young girl who is a little bit timid but very loving and affectionate and once she has learnt to trust you she is by your side. I walked her out for the first time this morning and let her off the lead. Meggie was no problem at all and didn’t run off and walked with various other dog friends of different size/breeds who she was OK with just a little bit timid again. No aggression at all. She may just tell the other foster puppy off that is in her face a bit too much and wants her to play all the time. However, Meggie doesn’t mix and play with the other dogs. She is happy to have their company but doesn’t engage in any play. She would rather be with you.
Meggie sleeps well at night and cat be left on her own. She is crate trained and dry at night although has the odd accident in doors. Although we don’t have any history on her she has shown signs that she has had to find food herself as she eats very quickly and as if it will be her only meal for a month. She is on the thin side and does need feeding up. She also does not want to share it but yet again I think that this is because she has been starving and it won’t be an issue when she realises there will be another meal on the way a few hours later. Her manners are very good too. Her tail seems to have had grease in it as it looks dirty and although I have washed her and she is clean it is still stained. However, I’m sure this will eventually disappear. So may be she was stuck outside in a yard or just picked up whilst scavenging.
All in all she is a lovely little dog and I love her to pieces. She needs a bit of “Tender Loving Care” initially, which she deserves, but she has no bad vices and she is very affectionate and wants to please you. She is small (below the knee – not at all collie size) and her fur is a bit wiry, not smooth and silky and she gives me the impression she has a bit of terrier in her face.
She has learnt to sit for me for a bit of food very quickly, so I know in her little mind there is a very intelligent, quick learning little girl who will shine for the right person.
We are looking for a home who is understanding and sympathetic to her needs and is around for some of the time during the day, although she can be left for a couple of hours no problem. She will benefit from basic command training once she feels happy and secure in her new home, but initially a little bit of time spent on building up a friendship with her and to make her feel wanted and secure is a must. This little girl has been through hard times in her short life, so only deserves the very best.
Meggie is vaccinated and wormed and will be spayed and micro-chipped before adoption.
Meggie is being fostered in Waltham Abbey, Essex, near J26 of M25.
11Feb2012 | Lea Valley Dog Rescue | READ MOREPluto – 11 month old male Collie cross Terrier
Pluto is a very lovely, affectionate Collie cross possible Terrier boy of about 11 months old. He is a very slight/small build but has the typically markings of a Collie which make him very striking. He was found as a stray in the rural countryside so we don’t know any of his history.
However, Pluto gets on well with other dogs and is people friendly. He is a very intelligent boy and willing and quick to learn. He needs more basic command training and then further continuing training for this wonderful boy would stimulate his active mind and make him a truly lovely dog. I’m sure he will become a very loyal dog to his new owner. Because is a very slight build and because of his characteristics, we feel he would make a wonderful agility/fly ball dog if some one was willing to train him.
We are therefore looking for a very active household who has some understanding of the Collie and also patient to Pluto’s lack of love in growing up in his young life. He is willing to please but just needs some direction in life which he just hasn’t had.
He is presently in foster care in a multi dog house hold, and although he is fine with other dogs he is finding it all a bit bewildering and would benefit from being re-homed as soon as possible so he can relax and enjoy life to the full with his new owner who can give him hugs all of his own.
Pluto is vaccinated and wormed and will be neutered and micro-chipped before adoption.
Pluto is being fostered in North London near J26 of M25.
7Feb2012 | Lea Valley Dog Rescue | READ MOREMidget – 10-14 year old female Terrier Cross
Midget is a terrier cross female and is thought to be around 10-14yrs She’s a sweet kind natured friendly old brown terrier cross girl who came to us from the pound. Her teeth are terrible, poor thing but she will have a dental while in our care. She travels well and loves other dogs.
Scruffy – 1 year old male Terrier Cross
Hello, my name is Scruffy. I’m a five year old male Terrier mix. I arrived at The Mayhew because my owners decided to emigrate. I am a friendly and sweet-natured boy. I’m toilet trained, well-behaved, I know the usual commands which I respond well to, I travel well in the car and I can be left on my own for a couple of hours without any problems. I love going to the park and I have a good recall off my lead. I get along well with everyone I meet, including children of all ages and I also get along well with other dogs. I’m an affectionate boy who loves his cuddles. I also love food and care needs to be taken to prevent me from over eating.
I am now looking for a forever home with someone who has researched my breed type. I could live with a first time owner providing they are fully prepared for the hard work and commitment involved. I can also live with young children and I’d happily share my new home with another dog. My new owners will be expected to provide me with a minimum of one hour of off lead exercise in the park every day. If you’re interested in adopting me you will need to be fully prepared for the hard work and long-term commitment involved in caring for a dog, you will be taking on a ten year commitment, which must not be taken lightly.
I hope to see you soon
Scruffy
30Jan2012 | Mayhew Animal Home | READ MORELillie Ronnie and Buttons – 10 week old male and female Labrador cross Terriers
These beautiful Labrador Cross Terrier puppies are seeking forever homes aged 10 weeks old. They are good with other dogs, can be integrated to live with cats (and in foster with them), can live with children 5+ and need someone home most of the day to commit to their training. The babies are fully vaccinated, been wormed and deflead. They must be spayed/neutered when old enough to form part of the adoption agreement and evidence sent to us via your vet.
Lillie - female
Ronnie - male
Buttons
Tommy – 7 year old male Terrier Cross
Tommy is a 7 year old male Terrier cross who came into care because of his owner’s ill health. His foster carer says he has settled well within the family and his new home, is house trained and has good recall. Tommy gets on well with other dogs but does not enjoy the company of cats and will chase anything furry.
He currently lives with another dog and a house that has two children who love to play with him. Tommy is crate trained, travels well in the car and is a very loving little dog. He would be ideally suited to a home where someone is around for most of the time as he is not very happy when left alone for long periods.
Should you wish to offer this cute Terrier a permanent home please call 07853 892884.
20Jan2012 | RSPCA Reading with Oxon Borders | READ MOREMargo – 12-18 month old female Terrier Cross
Margo Petite Terrier Cross 12-18 months. Tiny Margo is a pretty little girl, she is very delicate looking and can be very shy when she meets people, she has had little socialisation in her short past and she will need help with new this in her new home. Margo turns into a different girl once she relaxes and she loves her walks, she is keen and energetic and finds the woods very exciting! Margo would suit many homes and it will be very rewarding to see her blossom in a home environment, she is fine to be handled and gets on well with other dogs.
Pippy – 6 month old male Terrier cross Staffordshire Bull Terrier
This is Pippy a 6 month old male Terrier cross Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Homing Requirements: Pippy is a cute pup but needs socialisation, socialisation and socialisation as a terrier pup. Ideally to live with another dog. We usually home our puppies with people who come to us for a dog but their situation is too complex for the adults we have. They must have time for a pup and absolute commitment to neuter, it’s a condition of homing.
His Story: Found stray and unclaimed from the pound. Pippy went straight into foster with 2 JRTs and a small holding of ‘many animals’. Fostered in Cobham, Surrey.
Advert: Fosterer’s report: Pippy as you would expect, full of beans, but he’s not too ‘full on’ and will happily sit in his basket chewing a ball or a chew. He likes chewing, but hasn’t touched anything he shouldn’t have (yet). Absolutely adores scrapping with my two JRT’s, but comes running to me when it all gets a bit too much for him & scrabbles to get up on my lap. Sleeps really well all night in his crate, now housetrained. He has a good appetite, but is happy for me to feed my two first, he also dumps his bum on the floor before food is offered to him so I think he may already know the ‘sit’ command.
He’s not too barky, and happy to rumble along on the lead outside, does his wees fine in the garden & has met the llamas, the horse, chickens, ducks and geese with no problems – although I think he would try to catch a chicken if he had his own way, his chase instinct hasn’t kicked in yet. He wasn’t too sure about the pigs, but wasn’t terrified. He’s very cuddly & adores tickles & snuggles. Warning though, he dishes out lots of kisses & will ram his tongue right up your nostrils if you dare look at him in the face. (Sign of the Staffie!) Full of cuddles, love & fun. He’s such a funny little fella too. Just ‘acquired digging’ in the garden as great fun. The only thing he lacks at the moment is any recall – but he’s a puppy, that will come in time & he doesn’t stay out too long anyway. He prefers his warm basket (or the washing basket) or – as of right now – my lap”!
Please visit Pippy’s thread on our forum: http://rescueremedies.myfastforum.org/sutra75184.php#75184 to find out more about him and follow his progress.
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Cracker-Jack – 5 year old male Terrier Cross
Cracker-Jack is a 5 year old neutered male medium sized Terrier cross. He is a happy chap who is good with people and is great with other dogs. He loves people and enjoys a fuss being made of him. He is now in a foster home with other dogs and a cat. He is house trained, non destructive when left and has good recall. We would prefer him to live someone who is home most of the day as he does enjoy company and he could live with children aged 8 years plus.
Can you offer Cracker-Jack his forever home? If so, please call 020 8341 3196.
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