History:
Daisy came into Senior Staffy Club due to a change in her owners circumstances. Also, she was not getting on with the other dog in the home.
She is a very well behaved girl and has clearly been well trained.
Current:
Daisy is currently in our Worcester kennels. She is a kind and calm girl, but she is a little withdrawn in kennels.
She loves her daily walks with the volunteers. She is amazing to harness up and once out of kennels, she comes out of her shell.
She is a super friendly girl and loves to jump on the sofa with you. She absolutely loves a ball, she allows you to take the ball from her, and she takes her treats gently.
Daisy has been very well trained and she likes to please you.
Walking:
Daisy walks beautifully on the lead, you do not know she is on the end of the lead. If she gets slightly ahead of you, she stops instantly and falls back in line with your speed.
She has not reacted to other dogs whilst out walking, but we have not allowed any off lead dogs to approach her. She hasn’t bothered with dogs barking in their gardens.
She has loved off lead play in the local enclosed paddock and, without distractions, shows quite a good recall.
She really loves sniffing all the hedgerows down the lanes and she has shown interest in the lambs in the fields around kennels - we feel she’d love to chase them if she allowed to.
She hasn’t reacted to other walkers, push bikes, horses or traffic passing her whilst out and about.
Travelling:
We have not tried Daisy in the charity van yet but will do so.
Vets:
The vets came to the kennels and Daisy was a very good girl, she behaved for them to complete her health check, blood tests and vaccinations.
Health issues:
She has had a full health check, including blood tests, and all levels are within normal ranges.
Daisy has been spayed and, as far as the vets can see, is in good health.
Ideal home:
• Daisy’s previous owner tells us she would need to be the only pet in the home due to not getting on with the other resident dog.
• She is happy to be left for a couple of hours.
• Children would need to be 12 years plus.
• She can not live with cats or small furries.
Standard information:
Daisy is microchipped, spayed and vaccinated.
She is currently in our Worcester kennels, but she can be rehomed anywhere in the UK, pending a successful home visit. However, any adopter should be willing to travel to meet her at least twice where she is now.
There is a non-refundable adoption donation of £120 for Daisy and all money donated goes directly to helping all the Senior Staffies in our care.
We aim to acknowledge your application within 48 hours.