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Post by rcblvr on Nov 11, 2009 10:15:12 GMT
edited- Not an out and out guard dog, but a loyal dog that can also fit in with the family (young child and other dog visit our house daily). Will have boot room and roaming of yard at night, barker a necessity to make an impression!
In short, a dog that'll help me feel confident outside in the dark...
Wanted please, guard dog to patrol yards at night, with access to warm shelter etc. Needs to be ok with cats and have loud bark! Based near Basingstoke so reasonable distance please.
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Post by emma3870nli on Nov 11, 2009 11:16:08 GMT
have you tried the rottie or doberman rescue or even the police dog rejects?
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Post by rcblvr on Nov 11, 2009 11:25:12 GMT
Not yet, only just started looking this morning. Other half won't have a rottie or doberman. Are there websites for police dog rejects?
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Post by simbad on Nov 12, 2009 10:21:45 GMT
i might have one for you - he is a german shepherd cross looks like a big black retriever, been a yard guard dog but the neighbours in the village moaning about the barking so could be perfect - someone is looking at him this weekend were near cambridge so not too far
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Post by victoria (highhill) on Nov 13, 2009 17:42:01 GMT
Not yet, only just started looking this morning. Other half won't have a rottie or doberman. Are there websites for police dog rejects? I always thought police dogs rejects were put down as they were rejected for a reason? Might be wrong thou? |
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Post by rcblvr on Nov 13, 2009 21:22:20 GMT
The only info on police dog rejects/retired ones I could find was that they are generally advertised and rehomed via the police intranet.
Highhill- you are fairly local to me, please could you bear me in mind if you hear of an older pup or even a new litter that have been brought up in a family farm envrionment. thanks x
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