Gorgeous 8 Month Old GSD Boy needs a home.

#1 17-01-11, 08:33 PM

Hello everyone,

It is with deep regret that I have to post on here to see if anyone would be interested in taking on my handsome 8 month old GSD pup Kaiser.

He does not have papers, but is chipped and fully innoculated etc.

He is the friendliest GSD ever, he is obsessed with other dogs and has never shown any aggression towards anything or anyone. (except a black bin bag in the dark which he barked at!lol!).

He is very clever and has learnt all the basic commands. He has also mastered opening doors! When he wants to go out he will open the patio door, if the wind closes the door or we do to keep the draft out he will open and pull the door back open when he is ready to come in!

He can be very mischievous, as puppies are and enjoys running upstairs and drinking from the toilet!! Eugh! Luckily we remember to keep the lid down and he has not yet mastered opening that yet!

I sadly have split up with my partner and I need to move out of our mortgaged home. I have been searching for months for a rented place that will accommodate a dog to no luck and I am absolutely gutted that I will have to give him up. He is the only thing right now that makes me smile!

He is a happy dog, loves playing, walking, chewing bones and generally having a fab time. I can't let my ex partner keep him either due to him working away a lot during the week.

If anyone wants any more info, plse email me or post on here.

We are based in West Yorkshire nr Huddersfield/Bradford.

niclou · #2 17-01-11, 08:54 PM

aw so sorry to hear u have to re home

my friend is looking for a GSD, only thing is we live in kent!!!

Mazz · #3 17-01-11, 08:56 PM

So sorry you have to rehome you beautiful boy. I hope you find him a loving forever home that he deservers,Good luck to you too.
Mazz

willowsmum · #4 17-01-11, 09:02 PM

couldi ask where abouts you got this dog from please,i think my pup maybe from the same liter many thanks x

ianock · #5 17-01-11, 09:13 PM

what a lovely dog! is there no way you can keep hold of him?

wildmoor · #6 17-01-11, 09:45 PM

Lovely pup can he not stay with someone temp untill you find dog friendly accomodation?

LOVEGSD · #7 18-01-11, 11:48 AM

I'm so sorry to hear you've got to re-home your boy, he's certainly a cracking looking lad.

Good suggestion from Pam, maybe someone could help you out until you could find somewhere.....

I hope you can keep him...xx

gloriab · #8 18-01-11, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by niclou

aw so sorry to hear u have to re home

my friend is looking for a GSD, only thing is we live in kent!!!

I am going down to Kent, to my sister's beginning of March and would willingly help with transport.
Gloria
xx

That is one very handsome baby.
Good idea to see if someone can help till you get sorted.

xx

#9 18-01-11, 01:29 PM

I would love nothing more than to keep him and it breaks my heart but there is hardly any landlords that will accept dogs never mind a gsd!

If anyone knows anyone with somewhere to rent that would consider letting me and god stay I would be grateful if u cud get in touch!! Would have to be west Yorkshire area.

He is from a litter in Liverpool xxx

kita · #10 18-01-11, 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by tiaratara

I would love nothing more than to keep him and it breaks my heart but there is hardly any landlords that will accept dogs never mind a gsd!

If anyone knows anyone with somewhere to rent that would consider letting me and god stay I would be grateful if u cud get in touch!! Would have to be west Yorkshire area.

He is from a litter in Liverpool xxx

Have you tried placing adverts in your local press - sometimes landlords would rather answer an advert than place one themselves.

Also might be an idea to put adverts in your local pet shops (and maybe vets) stating you are looking for a place to rent that must accept a young (well behaved?) GSD.

Personally I would rather rent a house to someone with a GSD than people with young children!!!!

Sue