Rachel örökbefogadása
Poodle · Nő · Felnőtt · 4 évek
Rachel egy nagyon félséges lány, aki tőlünk egy tenyésztőtől jött. Megérthetően felbolydult az új környezete miatt, és nyilvánvalóan nem volt sok társasági tapasztalata korábban. Azonban amióta velünk van, lassan kezd kis jeleket mutat a fejlődésről, ahogy elkezdi megérteni, hogy biztonságban van. Keres egy otthont, amelyben tapasztalt fogadók vannak, akik ismerik a félséges, tenyésztett kutyákat, akik képesek biztosítani a bizalmat és a stabilitást, amit szüksége van a konfidencia és a megbízás tanulásához. Szüksége lesz egy felnőtt kizárólagos otthonra, amely nyugalmas és megjósolható környezetet kínál, ahol ő maga határozza meg a tempóját. Rachelnek legalább egy kedves és önbizalommal rendelkező otthoni kutyára is szüksége lesz, hogy segítse és nyugtassa, mert még mindig könnyen felbolydulhat, de a másik kutyák jelenléte bizalmat ad neki. Rachel soha nem élt otthonban, ezért nagyon türelmes és megértő fogadókra van szüksége, miközben megtanulja a házi edzést és a pórázon sétálást. A nagy világ még mindig nagyon félelmetes számára, de kezdődik a kíváncsiság biztonságos környezetekben, és a kertben eltöltött gyengéd idő nagyszerű módon segíthet neki lassan felfedezni és növekedni a bizalomban. Rachel csak félelem miatt viselkedik, de már látunk villanásokat egy puha oldaláról, ahogy elkezdi lazítani a ismert környezetben. Rengeteg potenciálja van, és idővel, türelemmel és jóindulattal elkezdi megérteni, hogy biztonságban van és szeretik. Csak egy igazán megértő otthonra van szüksége, hogy megnyíljon a kutyává válásához. Rachelnél a vállán pehelyméretű cisztával jött hozzánk, amit a sterilizálás alkalmával eltávolítottak. Ez a kutya otthonba vihető egy otthoni kutyával.
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Rachel is a very scared girl who has come to us from a breeder. She is understandably overwhelmed by her new surroundings and clearly hasn’t had much socialisation before. However, since being with us, she has slowly started to show small signs of progress as she begins to realise she is safe. Although she still finds being handled very frightening, we are beginning to see small but meaningful improvements in her trust, and she is looking for a home with adopters experienced with traumatised ex-breeding dogs who can provide the reassurance and stability she needs to continue building her confidence and learning about trust and kindness. She will need an adult-only home that can offer a calm and predictable environment where she can take things at her own pace. Rachel will also need at least one kind and confident resident dog to help guide her and provide comfort, as she can still become easily overwhelmed, but she takes great reassurance from the presence of other dogs and shares everything beautifully with her kennel companions. Rachel has never lived in a home before, so she will need very patient and understanding adopters while she learns about house training, walking on a lead and accepting gentle handling. The big wide world still feels quite scary for her, but she is beginning to show curiosity in safe environments, and gentle time in the garden will be a great way to help her slowly explore and build confidence. She follows a daily routine beautifully, happily running out to the exercise yards and returning to her kennel when it's time to come back in. She also tries her best to keep her kennel clean, and we feel she is likely to pick up house training very quickly once she has regular access to a garden. Rachel is only acting out of fear, but we are continuing to see glimpses of a softer side as she begins to relax in familiar surroundings. Although she still tries her best to avoid being touched and may attempt to bite when she feels frightened, her reactions are already less severe than when she first arrived. Recently, Rachel needed to have her thick coat clipped during the warm weather, which unfortunately had to be done under sedation as she is not yet ready to be groomed. Despite how frightening this experience must have been for her, she coped far better than we ever expected, allowing herself to be carried to the vets and held for her injection once she was safely in our arms. We couldn't have been prouder of how brave she was. As her coat grows back, we will continue gently introducing her to grooming so she can slowly learn that being brushed doesn't have to be scary. Rachel has so much potential and, with time, patience and kindness, we truly believe she will continue to make progress and learn that she is safe and loved. She really is an easy dog to care for in every other aspect – she is wonderful with other dogs, thrives on routine and never puts a paw wrong. She just needs a truly understanding home where she can continue building on the trust she has started to develop and finally blossom into the dog she is meant to be. Rachel came to us with a pea-sized cyst on her shoulder, which was removed at the time of her spay. Rachel will need more than one meet and greet with her prospective adopters to allow her time to build a bond and feel comfortable with them before being adopted. This dog can be homed with a resident dog.
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