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Please help Kaizer....
Topic Started: 1 Nov 2009, 10:33 PM (388 Views)
HomewardBound.ie	1 Nov 2009, 10:33 PM Post #1
Newbie Posts: 2 Group: Members Member #3,789 Joined: 30 October 2009	Hello, I'm hoping that someone can help me with Kaizer...I have tried and tried to get this lad into a home of his own but he's passed over every time because of his age. He's 8, but as fit and healthy as a youngfella! He's got plenty of life left in him yet! There's a thread about him here: Kaizer (in fact there's a thread about him on pretty much every Irish forum!!!) He was surrendered to me along with a Golden Retriever girl of the same age, they had been together since they were 8 weeks old. She was adopted quickly after her neuter stitches were taken out, but poor Kaizer is still waiting.... I had lots of calls about him but when they found out his age they lost interest. One caller wanted him as a guard dog, and another caller's garden wasn't enclosed...so he still waits. He's got such a lovely personality, he's quite calm but still fun loving- he'll fetch a stick and play with other dogs. He and my own GSD (bitch, 12 months) didn't get along- it was a 2 way street, neither of them was to blame, they just didn't click. He was great with my other dogs (male, 3 yrs) but a little dominant with the smaller dogs. His recall is excellent, he's great on the lead, house trained and obedience trained and neutered, he's due a booster shot which I haven't been able to sort out just yet. He is fantastic with all people including children... He's in fostercare with a breeder I know in a spare kennel run and I really want to see him indoors with a new family before the weather gets colder. Please, please can you put the word out about him?...maybe someone you know will open their hearts to Kaizer... I would be eternally grateful if you help me place Kaizer in a loving home either here in Ireland or in the UK. Thank you, I have my fingers crossed... Shirley Homeward Bound



Astralhaze	2 Nov 2009, 11:13 AM Post #2
You're Damed If You Do & You're Damed If You Don't Posts: 5,360 Group: Moderators Member #2,000 Joined: 31 July 2008 Postcode: GU16	Here is the lovely Kaizer
	Hazel Mum of Toula Cyrus Molly Toula is a Beckenberry GSD.Cyrus is an Irish Boy RIP Jazzy Beckenberry Zodiac 28/4/93-20/1/07


Moobli	2 Nov 2009, 08:49 PM Post #3
GSD Lover Posts: 393 Group: Members Member #2,635 Joined: 25 November 2008 Postcode: TD113SN	Hope Kaizer finds a loving home soon - he looks so gorgeous. How can anyone resist that face?!
	Kirsty Flame & Yogi (LH Sheps) and Moss & Rip (Border Collies) Lammermuir Hills, Scotland


Deleted User	3 Nov 2009, 04:02 PM Post #4
Deleted User	8? What are people like? Thats not old! Its a great age.
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Jennysmum	4 Nov 2009, 07:29 PM Post #5
Madly in love with Nigel Posts: 11,302 Group: Admin Member #467 Joined: 16 January 2007	He can come here. I'll take him. I have an approved home with a newly retired couple wanting a shepherd, since theirs died recently! (subject to them liking him and vice-versa) Call me. He is welcome here, even if they don't want him. We'll find him a home. Pat x
	http://mutts-in-distress.org.uk http://www.normandale.org.uk 01279 656633


Banagh	5 Nov 2009, 11:22 AM Post #6
Newbie Posts: 14 Group: Members Member #2,801 Joined: 15 January 2009 Postcode: n/a	Good on you, "Jennysmum". I was going to take my Steffi up to meet Kaizer, but she can be a bit stroppy . I want more sheps, persuading her to "be nice" is the problem. Some dogs she great with, others so so!
	Sometimes embarrassed to be human !!


Kent Elsa & Zorro	5 Nov 2009, 03:48 PM Post #7
GSD Lover Posts: 153 Group: Members Member #1,234 Joined: 28 October 2007 Postcode: TN30	Well done Pat, thank you for offering this lovely boy a space. If I hadn't recently got the lovely Zoro from John then I would have taken him for my Elsa, the minx. Bev



HomewardBound.ie	5 Nov 2009, 10:49 PM Post #8
Newbie Posts: 2 Group: Members Member #3,789 Joined: 30 October 2009	Thank you so so so much Pat!!!!!! Ron rang and told me the great news- I can't tell you how delighted and relieved and grateful I am, xxx I haven't homed a dog out of Ireland before so I don't know how the whole transport thing works...I presume it's by ferry.... but I have your number and I'll give you a buzz tomorrow around noon and you can educate me! Thanks again!!



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