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Post by ariannekenworthy on Jul 19, 2014 17:19:43 GMT
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Post by Becky on Jul 23, 2014 9:05:56 GMT
Sadly, Fudge and Dave are still waiting for their forever homes. They have been back at CDH now for 2 months so the staff are considering applications for them individually. I have spent a fair bit of time with Fudge and I really cannot sing his praises enough. He is a calm, gentle and affectionate boy once he knows he is safe with you. I have taken him out walking with other dogs and he has only ever shown good manners. I think this fella will be more than happy with a nice, quiet and loving home, he doesnt need a huge amount of exercise (I had to carry him on one walk as he couldnt keep up with the big boys ) and he has fallen asleep on me many times (says a lot about my company!!) The staff feel that due to his shy nature an adult home would suit Fudge the best. Small breed lovers, this boy really is golden. If my own circumstances were different, this fella would have been home with me 2 months ago. Someone must have a Fudge sized space going spare on their laps!!
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Post by garrick on Jul 23, 2014 11:39:44 GMT
I completely understand why the staff at CDH are now looking at potentially re-homing Dave and Fudge separately Becky - I know it probably makes sense and may well give them more chances - but I am really sad as I would so love to see these two settle into a forever home together. They are so good as a team and obviously boost each other - I think Fudge especially gets a lot of support from being around Dave.
I'm the same as you, if I didn't already have two, I would take them in a heartbeat. I see from my two how important and special that bond is between dogs - and I'm hoping against hope that a brilliant thing happens and these two are able to stay together in a wonderful forever home. They really deserve it.
I also know from experience that having two dogs really helps when you have to be out at work etc - it really does seem easier for them to have that company when you have to be away. I know my lurcher is much more relaxed when we go out, now he has a little sister for company.
Please do consider taking Fudge and Dave together if you are thinking of re-homing a dog - I can promise you that two dogs, particularly two little ones like Dave and Fudge, are easier in so many ways than just one.
And they'd pay you back tenfold!
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Post by cherylW on Jul 27, 2014 20:22:16 GMT
Well Here's some amazing news... Fudge and Dave left for their forever home today, together! We couldn't be happier for them here they are with their new family
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Post by Becky on Jul 27, 2014 20:48:56 GMT
Love this
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Post by Becky on Aug 4, 2014 11:11:59 GMT
Im sure everyone on here knows of my long standing love affair with this little man but yesterday it was confirmed that its not unrequited love, yep Fudge recognised me at the Show Colette and family, it was so amazing to see the boys being part of a loving family, it really did make my day. Fudge looked so happy and relaxed and your children clearly love the boys to bits! They really couldnt have asked for a better home. I love my loom band by the way, it may be making a regular appearance in the update photos of the new dogs :)x
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Post by shell17 on Aug 4, 2014 11:52:52 GMT
Amazing to see these guys so happy and looking so well!! Fabulous to see them yesterday x
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Post by collie on Aug 10, 2014 13:06:59 GMT
Just come home from walkies with Fudge and Dave and whilst out this guy was looking at us strangely then asked 'are they from CDH?' We said yes, he then said'Fudge and Dave?' He made a big fuss of them and explained they were his sisters dogs originally and she had to give them up! He was so excited to see them and couldn't wait to get home to ring his sister. What a small world!!
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Post by Deleted on Aug 10, 2014 18:49:17 GMT
It's amazing! Fudge and Dave are popping up everywhere. They are becoming proper little celebrities.
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