NEWPORT - Tayah, Labrador x collie girl.
Mar 30, 2017 18:25:39 GMT
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Post by cassie on Mar 30, 2017 18:25:39 GMT
Poor Taya has quite a sad story to tell.
Someone bought some land, intending to build upon it, but permission was denied. At a loss what to do, they thought it would be a good idea to get some sheep. When the deal was being arranged, the farmer offered to throw in a collie to work the sheep.
Taya is obviously not a pure collie. Our best guess is labrador x collie. She had no idea what to do with the sheep and found herself with an owner who had never kept a dog before.
Since October/November Taya has been spending most of her time locked in a shed, on the field, where neighbours complained about her.
Although she has a beautiful, shiny coat, and seems in generally good condition, this girl has gained quite a few extra pounds in weight and she definitely needs to go to Weightwatchers
.
Taya is only about two years old. She is a girl who is full of love and affection for people, and only needs an opportunity to show it.
Good with other large dogs, Taya doesn’t seem to know how to react around small ones and needs some help to get used to them. She may not be suitable for a home with a resident cat.
If you are interested in finding out more about Taya, please contact NEWPORT CITY DOGS HOME for more information.
TEL 01633 290 902 between 11am - 1pm or 2pm - 4pm, on weekdays.
11am - 1pm or 2pm - 3.30pm Saturday.
Please note: the home is CLOSED on Sundays.
Rehoming fees are from £100 - £200 depending on the age/breed of the dog, and include 1st vaccination, flea & worm treatment, and microchip. It is a condition of the rehoming contract that all dogs are neutered/spayed aged six months. Subsidised vouchers are available at £35, this is in addition to the rehoming fee.
Someone bought some land, intending to build upon it, but permission was denied. At a loss what to do, they thought it would be a good idea to get some sheep. When the deal was being arranged, the farmer offered to throw in a collie to work the sheep.
Taya is obviously not a pure collie. Our best guess is labrador x collie. She had no idea what to do with the sheep and found herself with an owner who had never kept a dog before.
Since October/November Taya has been spending most of her time locked in a shed, on the field, where neighbours complained about her.
Although she has a beautiful, shiny coat, and seems in generally good condition, this girl has gained quite a few extra pounds in weight and she definitely needs to go to Weightwatchers
.
Taya is only about two years old. She is a girl who is full of love and affection for people, and only needs an opportunity to show it.
Good with other large dogs, Taya doesn’t seem to know how to react around small ones and needs some help to get used to them. She may not be suitable for a home with a resident cat.
If you are interested in finding out more about Taya, please contact NEWPORT CITY DOGS HOME for more information.
TEL 01633 290 902 between 11am - 1pm or 2pm - 4pm, on weekdays.
11am - 1pm or 2pm - 3.30pm Saturday.
Please note: the home is CLOSED on Sundays.
Rehoming fees are from £100 - £200 depending on the age/breed of the dog, and include 1st vaccination, flea & worm treatment, and microchip. It is a condition of the rehoming contract that all dogs are neutered/spayed aged six months. Subsidised vouchers are available at £35, this is in addition to the rehoming fee.
