We were contacted by a council in Essex who had removed numerous GSD’s from a property where they were being hoarded. There were 15 dogs in total. In fairness the dogs were fed and all got along, but the majority had never seen outside of the property or been on a lead. Initially three boys were signed over. No aggression in any of these boys, they were just nervous of new people, in a cautious manner.

We’re looking for a very special person to offer Thunder a foster or forever home and help him continue his rehabilitation.

Thunder came from a multi-dog household where he had very little interaction with people. He’s missed out on important socialisation, so the outside world can feel frightening and overwhelming.

Thunder needs a calm, confident and patient person who can help him take things at his own pace. He’d be best suited to a quiet household and could live with older, sensible children. Ideally, he’d be the only dog, so he can build confidence in people and become less reliant on other dogs.

A safe, secure garden and plenty of time to settle, explore and simply learn to be a dog are essential.
We’ll provide ongoing support and guidance. Please consider fostering Thunder—he really needs help taking this next step in his rehabilitation.

 

 

 

Location:

Cornwall - KENNELS

Sex:

Male

Age:

DOB 16.6.21

Neutered:

No

Good with children:

Unknown

Good with other dogs:

Careful introduction

Good with cats:

Unknown