Showing posts with label staffordshire bull terrier cross. Show all posts
Showing posts with label staffordshire bull terrier cross. Show all posts

Thursday, October 03, 2013

Pet For Adoption - Pick Of The Day - Chico - Dog - Battersea, Old Windsor

 Male Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Battersea old Windsor

Name:
Chico
Age:
6-12 months
Breed:
Staffordshire Bull Terrier (Cross)
Sex:
Male
Size:
Medium
Centre:
Old Windsor
Home tested:
No
Child suitability:
13+
Live with dogs:
Possibly
Ideal location:
Any
Live with cats:
No
Reference:
13/20270

Chico arrived at Battersea as a young puppy, sadly he has spent the some of the most valuable months of his life growing up in kennels. Chico is an intelligent and enthusiastic puppy who has done tremendously well with his training, he is looking for owners who are keen to continue with his obedience and guide him when in the most exciting of situations.
Chico finds enjoyment in most occasions, particularly if there is the opportunity to play with a toy or another dog. He has learnt many commands and is also clicker trained which makes him top of his class for his age.
Chico can be a over enthusiastic when meeting other dogs but could possibly live with a playful female who will be a role model for him.
Chico has a wonderful, affectionate and at times comical character making him fun and completely rewarding to be in company of.

Rehome Chico

Online rehoming:
Rehoming application form
Telephone:
01784 494443
Email:
bow.rehomers@battersea.org.uk

Direct Link: 
http://www.battersea.org.uk/dogs/chico_1320270.html

Monday, September 09, 2013

Pet For Adoption - Pick Of The Day - Richie - Dog - RSPCA / Block Fen Animal Centre - Wimblington MARCH PE15 0FB

Posted by RSPCABlockFen on Thursday, 5 September 2013 – 11:54 am
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RICHIERichie is approximately 18 months old, a neutered male staffordshire bull terrier cross and full of life.  Far too much life to be kennelled.  He came to the Block Fen Animal Centre in Wimblington in May suffering from a dislocated hip.
The story was that he had fallen down some stairs and had not received any veterinary treatment.  The centre vet immediately operated on Richie and stabilised his hip.  He is now fully recovered, and is full of the joys of spring.  The staff are concerned that Richie’s behaviour will deteriorate if he remains in kennels for any length of time.  He is young and desperately needs far more mental and physical stimulation that he currently gets.
He would suit and energetic family with experience of this breed.  We would not rule out him living with another dog, but would have to ensure both dogs were compatible.
If you think you have the lifestyle that would suit Richie then why not give Block Fen Animal Centre in Wimblington a call on 0300 123 0726 or pop in and spend some time with him between11am – 3.30pm everyday except Wednesdays.