Good luck with your search. I'm looking for one in Wexford for a while now and they're scarcer than hen's teeth or motorhomes. I've seen collie pups for sale for €2000 I'm just looking for an ordinary mongrel mutt and they can't be got anywhere. With the lockdown there must be an awful lot of dogging going on.
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Local dog pound should have dogs needing rehoming Liam, expensive dogs don't necessarily make better pets, and you can be financing puppy farms or worse, Stolen dogs
Rescue centres and dog pounds are our main shopping areas but any suitable dogs are either booked or rehomed. Some breeds are out, pit bull, alsatian or any large dogs, although personally I'd love an Irish Wolfehound. Just have to keep looking........or wait until after Covid.
We considered adopting a 9 year old cocker about 2 years ago.
She had been used as a breeding bitch and suffered from severe anxiety. We would have loved to have taken her but she needed someone home all day, probably a retired person.
The breeder had as good as turfed her out as soon as she was too old for breeding and the family who had initially taken her in had small babies and another on the way and the dog wasn't settling well in that environment.
I've always been of the view that there are always dogs who need homes and that paying for dogs should be a big no no. The experience with this dog really reinforced that view.
100% agree,we have 2 Jack Russell's one came to us after 5 previous owners (anxiety problems ) alot of work but she's grand now mostly , the other came to us through our vet's, he had been badly abused, but after a few weeks kindness he's a happy chappy now , cost us nothing but time
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