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Written by Rob Horsfield
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Friday, 26 June 2009 07:21 |
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Update : Alan and Sally (Claonaiglen) have kindly taken in the Deerhound 'Honey'. They will be assessing her for suitability to try and find her the best permanent home. If you are interested in homing Honey please make enquiries through the Deerhound Club's (UK) puppy coordinator by emailing
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Thank you so much to Alan and Sally for all their efforts to help this dog. You can read Honey's full story here in the forum.
A lady has contacted me who needs to find a new home for a deerhound. She took the dog on a year ago following a death in the original owner’s family. Unfortunately her circumstances have changed drastically and due to increased workload and an episode of ill health she feels she is no longer able to properly care for the dog. The dog is a pure bred 3 ½ year old bitch – although the exact origins and pedigree are unclear at this time. The dog has been liver shunt tested (clear), wormed and vaccinated. The dog is fit and attractive. Sadly the dog is exhibiting signs of stress and I think needs an experienced owner to bring the dog back to her best.
The dog is located in Anglesey, North Wales.
If you think you can help please contact me so I can arrange an exchange of contact details. The situation has come to a head and a resolution needs to be found as quickly as possible.
Please note this is for information to help the future I cannot vouch for or guarantee the suitability, condition or origins of this dog. |
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Written by Joan Garth
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Tuesday, 26 May 2009 14:41 |
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Wist's full name is Witsend Wistful SC. She is 18 months old and was bred in Canada by Judith Bowman out of Ch. Glenhaven's Palladin X Ch Windshift Waverly at Witsend. She was one of 5 girls in that litter, I picked her because I thought she was the prettiest and she was also the smallest with a really outgoing temperament. I hope that all my Deerhounds will at least Lure Course and up until now I have been very lucky in that respect with all my previous Deerhounds being Multi Best in Field winners. Wist has only been to a handful of trials as they cannot compete until they are at least one year of age and have passed their tests to run, proving that they run with interest and don't interfere with other dogs but she is at this time unbeaten by any other Deerhound in both Lure Coursing and Track Running needing just a few points to finish both Field Championships.
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