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i need to find my king charles spaniel a good home

16 replies

trace2 · 03/01/2007 11:15

where do i ask?? dont want to put in paper need to know they will look after him!

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misdee · 03/01/2007 11:15

awww. dh love KCS.

trace2 · 03/01/2007 11:20

hes great dont really want hin to go, but baby due june and he cuddels ds 4 and us but its like he smothers you, we can move away but a baby can not so scared he will smother it,

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madmarchhare · 03/01/2007 11:21

Anything of use here?

kittylette · 03/01/2007 11:22

where abouts are you?

trace2 · 03/01/2007 11:22

thanks ill look at this we are in south yorkshire

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misdee · 03/01/2007 11:23

dh just said 'we'll have him'. lol. i raised my eyebrows at him for that!

scatterbrain · 03/01/2007 11:24

Can't you just keep baby and doggie apart ? Would only be until baby big enough to fight back !

I couldn't get rid of my dog - not unless it was for allergy reasons.

madmarchhare · 03/01/2007 11:24

I thought you were. I think we are fairly close.

trace2 · 03/01/2007 11:28

madmarchhare, how did you know where i was?

scatterbrain i would have thought of this but hes had run of house and i dont want to stop him now and our house is only tiny, so he would be locked in one room.

am going out now ill check later

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madmarchhare · 03/01/2007 11:36

Aha, I am you secret stalker .

Seriously, I have just seen you on meetup threads when I have been lurking and considering it.

madmarchhare · 03/01/2007 11:38

Thats seriously a joke, not seriously I am your stalker

2labs · 03/01/2007 11:48

If you have decided definitely on rehoming him, you're right not to put him in the paper (or online equivalent). I would ring one of the breed rescue societies for advice - they often have fosterers around the country so he would not need to go into kennels.

Is he a King Charles or a Cavalier King Charles? (Just that they have different breed rescue societies). Numbers below.

King Charles Spaniel Rescue
Mrs B Wigzell, Brighton, Sussex. Tel: 01273 593296
Mr D Wickens, Ammanford, Dyfed. Tel: 01269 825716
Email: [email protected]

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club Welfare and Rescue Service
Mrs J Pagan (Co-ordinator), Wickford, Essex. Tel: 01245 320488

Humberside Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club Rescue
Mrs L Flynn, Nr Boston, Lincs. Tel: 01205 760374

Midland Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club Rescue
Mr & Mrs R Rees, Coventry. Tel: 02476 403583

South and West Wales Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club Rescue
Mr and Mrs Harris, Newport, Gwent. Tel: 01633 680315

Southern Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Welfare Organisation
Mrs C C Li (Co-ordinator), Herts.
Tel: 020 8905 2621. Email: [email protected]
www.cavalier.info/clubs/southern/welfare.htm

West of England Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club Welfare Scheme
Miss C G Greenall, Nr Kingsbridge, Devon. Tel: 01548 580369

katzg · 03/01/2007 11:54

can i ask you a few questions, then i might have a chat to DH about this.

  1. You have a child already - is the dog good with him?
  1. Is he yappy/barky/jumpy?
  1. Have you had him since being a puppy?
pussycatmomma · 03/01/2007 11:56

trace, i cant post much, am at work, but email me at home, i will take him for you, no probs. soz cant chat, but will spk to you laters. dont let him go anywhere before you mail me!!!!
xxxxpcm

sameshitdifferentyear · 03/01/2007 13:11

I would seriously consider ways of preventing the baby accidentally being smothered. You could use a baby swing rather than a floor height chair for the baby when he or she is resting during the day. When I had DS2, DS1 was only 13 months, and I couldn't turn my back on them, as DS1 was prone to hitting DS2 and throwing toys at him. (Too young to know any better.) When I had to leave the room, I used to put DS2 in a playpen with a safety net over the top. What about something like that? Or, do you have a relative or friend who could take him for a few months, until you feel more confident about the baby? You could still see him regularly. Sounds like PussyCatMomma would do this for you. It would be a shame to rehome him permanently. He sounds like a lovely dog.

pussycatmomma · 03/01/2007 15:18

trace - have emailed you x

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