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Casper

 

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Casper is a 2 year old castrated male; he is fully inoculated and microchipped.

Casper gets on well with people and other dogs; he travels well in the car and likes to be groomed. He is good around poultry, and would suit either living alone or with another bitch or castrated male. He loves to swim and play with toys.

Casper is a high energy dog, so would need active owners.  Casper has been moved around a lot in the past three months through no fault of his own and consequently is suffering with depression

If you think you can offer this normally fun loving dog the chance he needs to feel loved and secure please contact us.  

Casper is now in his new home.

We have received the following update from Casper's new owners:

"A photograph is enclosed of our dog Karl (named Casper when he was with you).
You will see he is lying down on a cream carpet; we had to replace our previous red one to prevent my wife having a nervous breakdown along with the vacuum cleaner, and help disguise his hairs.  These come out in bucket loads (nesting birds appreciate some of these in spring), within seconds of him having been brushed.  Karl was basically untrained and a bit 'hyper' when we collected him ten months ago, but has settled down and now enjoys training classes & the socialisation with other dogs.  Unfortunately there are times he still has selective hearing (when I'm trying to stop him doing something he wants to do) but in time I'm sure this will be put right.  His weight has increased and has stabilised at about 39 kilos, which is about right as far as the Vet is concerned.  (On the other hand, the extra walking I'm doing now has caused me to lose weight, which is also about right as far as my GP is concerned.)"