URGENT CASES - Two GSDs

Here at GSD Rescue Scotland we have two very urgent cases.

CORDER - 3 year old long coat male GSD.
In Corder's original home there was an incident with a child, yet he has been fostered with children without any problems. He has a fabulous nature, but can be unpredictable with other dogs. One day he can be fine with a dog then the next day he's not.
He has severe separation anxiety and needs to go to a home where someone will be around 24/7, maybe over time and with some patience this could be improved. He cannot be left in a car on his own due to the separation anxiety. The kennel staff love him, and say he has a fabulous nature. Please help us get this boy out of kennels, he's been there far too long.


MYA - 2 year old standard coat female GSD (mix of SL and WL)
Mya has some socialising and behaviour problems but these are being worked on. She is a lovely young dog that will make someone who owns a pair of walking boots a great walking companion!
Mya is a high energy dog that will need plenty of exercise and stimulation. Training classes would be beneficial for basic training and socialisation.

Both of these dogs are getting very stressed in the rescue kennels where they are staying and have been there for too long.

Can anyone help?

I've been looking at Corder for ages, poor boy wsh I could take him on

Corder has been on since before we got maddie. He's such a stunning boy, I hope they both find homes.

The photo doesn't do Corder justice either!

Is he not good with other dogs at all, or could it be worked on? I couldn't take on a dog aggresive dog as ours are all housed together.

Aaargh no I can't take him, next year maybe

I really think the website should be updated as far as some of the dogs descriptions go as Corder is currently kennelled with Mya (one of our other rescue sheps) and they get on great.

Are you on FB? If so, PM me your name and I can show you a video of Corder being walked with half a dozen spaniels and showing no sign of aggression at all.

If he does come to my house as a foster then he will have to get on with my house dogs (GSDs and BCs) as well as all the working collies.

are you going to foster him ?

I would foster Mya if she was okay with cats.

I am seriously considering it.

If you are serious about fostering (which would be fab!) could I ask you to please spend about five mins filling in the volunteer form on our website. Or you could give Liz a ring ( her number is on the website) and have a chat with her about Mya.

I will PM you a bit of info about her.