Collie pups for a good home?

zing zong

Hi all I have 6 lovely little collie pups if there is anyone here that would like one, or if anyone knows somebody that would like one? they are eight weeks old, and are eating whole food now. we would love to keep them but we have moved recently and dont have the room for them here sadly. so if you or someone you know would like a little collie pup (or pups) please get in touch. thanks

zuroph

any photos??

boomerang

Limerick Animal Welfare might be able to help, and they find excellent homes. They'd expect you to do your bit though, and get the mother of the pups neutered. It's so hard to find the right homes for collies, and the pounds and rescues are full of them. If you are on any kind of benefits you might be able to get her neutered for €20 under the Dogs Trust scheme.

zing zong

@ Zuroph , havent got a camera capable at the minute, but they are very cute, very black and white, and very fluffy : )


@ Boomerang, no, don't want to get her neutered thanks. we did infact want the pups, but as i said in the post, we moved and the new place sadly isn't big enough.


they're lovely and cute and healthy etc etc, so if either of you knows anybody, let me know

thanks a million

zing zong

also boomerang, these are collies, not common jack russels, i doubt the pounds are "full of them"

boomerang

There are as many collies and collie crosses in the pounds and in rescues as there are Jack Russells and all manner of terrier crosses. Believe me, I work in rescue and I know what I'm talking about.

http://www.irishanimals.ie/collies_homes.html

The collies are especially difficult to find the right homes for. They are too workaholic, energetic and intelligent for most people.


http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/bordercollie.htm

http://www.wiccaweys.co.uk/rightforyou.htm


There's a "Homes Needed" thread over in the Animal & Pets Issues forum, might be no harm posting there too.

bullets

boomerang wrote: »

http://www.wiccaweys.co.uk/rightforyou.htm

Cant praise Wiccaweys enough! despite being located in a different country
with the help of LAW we manged to find a home for "Dubh" a stray Collie that
I could have sworn understood english that wandered and decided to camp outside our front door for a time. If we did not have 10+ cats at the time and a garden wall we would have loved to have kept her.


~B

INEEDANID

Hi

I'm living in Sixmilebridge but I would be interested in taking a puppy from you.

We have a large front and back garden so space wont be a problem.

My family have always had collies and Shetland Sheepdogs so I love that type of dog.

Send me on your number via PM and i'll give you a call

I've sent you a PM now with my number anyway.

baza1976

Hi OP,

I PM'd you

LB6

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055626371

try there - you might get some decent replies. Good luck with your re-homing

daisyscience

It is very irresponsible for you not to get your dog neutered, especially as you have a litter of pups with no homes for them.

Boomerang is right. Collies are very hard to rehome and there are loads of them out there, pure bred and mixed. They are so cute and fluffy but their super intelligence and energy leads to so much work. You should know as you have one!!!!! I do too, love her to bits and she is neutered.

Do you have any idea of the amount of gorgeous puppies and dogs dying for a loving home out there because of irresponsible people like you??? Educate yourself!!!!!

Icky Thump

boomerang wrote: »

There are as many collies and collie crosses in the pounds and in rescues as there are Jack Russells and all manner of terrier crosses. Believe me, I work in rescue and I know what I'm talking about.

http://www.irishanimals.ie/collies_homes.html

thanks for that now i want them all:D dam land lords and not wanting dogs in an apartment