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Location: mid beds uk
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01-04-2011, 03:10 PM
Originally Posted by scorpio 
If it were me I would want them to stay together too, they must be wondering where their owner is, to then seperate them would be cruel...but that's just my opinion.
I hope the right home does materialise for them, they look adorable
thankyou for your encouraging message
dawn x
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03-04-2011, 10:12 PM
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Location: london.uk
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03-04-2011, 10:41 PM
Originally Posted by DevilDogz
Oh fingers crossed here that this is a happy turn out
sounds promising huh?
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04-04-2011, 05:54 AM
its pretty damn hard to home pairs, so id be flexible on the location front if i were you,
ie, give the potential arrangments for cornwall a chance.
lots of people handed over dogs to us stating we had to home them together,
we made it clear we would assess this need ourselves, as more often than not, its just a human emotional need and perception, and the dogs coped when separated into different kennels etc.
if you remain strict on BOTH your criteria on the basis you can take as long as you like etc, then this does beg the question why not keep them?
aside from the money, the pet passport arrangements and climate change is not such a big deal.
naturally one can understand if their are other reasons the chap cant take the dogs to australia.
in the meantime i would advise that yourself and any future home would start a programme of the dogs learning a bit of independance from each other, at the moment no one is doing them any favours.
ie, what happens when one dies?
their is also a large UK forum which is based all around rescue and rehoming.
called d ogpages
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Location: mid beds uk
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04-04-2011, 07:25 AM
Originally Posted by rachluvslabs
Am I too far away? I live in East Cornwall and sadly lost my black lab the sun before xmas. I had her from 8 wks to 13 years and she was an absolute gem. Brilliant with my children of 5 and 2. Just a joy to have! We all miss her terribly and feel now is the time for the house to contain black labs once more! Can i help? Am i too far away? Visit most welcome! I'd expect nothing less if i had to re-home a lab myself!
hi rachel
unfortunately.........yes you are too far away.... good luck with your search
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Location: mid beds uk
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04-04-2011, 07:26 AM
Originally Posted by Krusewalker
i rehomed for a rescue for 15 yrs.
its pretty damn hard to home pairs, so id be flexible on the location front if i were you,
ie, give the potential arrangments for cornwall a chance.
lots of people handed over dogs to us stating we had to home them together,
we made it clear we would assess this need ourselves, as more often than not, its just a human emotional need and perception, and the dogs coped when separated into different kennels etc.
if you remain strict on BOTH your criteria on the basis you can take as long as you like etc, then this does beg the question why not keep them?
aside from the money, the pet passport arrangements and climate change is not such a big deal.
naturally one can understand if their are other reasons the chap cant take the dogs to australia.
in the meantime i would advise that yourself and any future home would start a programme of the dogs learning a bit of independance from each other, at the moment no one is doing them any favours.
ie, what happens when one dies?
their is also a large UK forum which is based all around rescue and rehoming.
called d ogpages
they are on dgpags already
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