Trending
Why Surviving Cancer Still Depends On Where You Live? is trending now How regular exercise, nutrition can prevent cold, by doctors is trending now How stress, banditry contribute to mental health issues —Expert is trending now Secretly Polish: Elżbieta Heweliusz, Poland’s first female astronomer is trending now Researchers in Australia uncover potential source of natural hydrogen is trending now Black-box technologies could undermine confidence in scientific findings is trending now Scientists simulating ant swarms find a 'first mover' can set the colony in motion is trending now Bayer Leverkusen reach ‘clear internal decision’ on selling Jarell Quansah to Arsenal is trending now Ahudiyannem boss rallies stakeholders to save Nigerian football is trending now Man City tight-lipped on Rodri transfer amid Barcelona and Real Madrid link is trending now NFF sets up ‘fact-finding committee’ to probe Falcons’ World Cup failure is trending now BAP Productions’ Dear Kaffy excites London is trending now Why Surviving Cancer Still Depends On Where You Live? is trending now How regular exercise, nutrition can prevent cold, by doctors is trending now How stress, banditry contribute to mental health issues —Expert is trending now Secretly Polish: Elżbieta Heweliusz, Poland’s first female astronomer is trending now Researchers in Australia uncover potential source of natural hydrogen is trending now Black-box technologies could undermine confidence in scientific findings is trending now Scientists simulating ant swarms find a 'first mover' can set the colony in motion is trending now Bayer Leverkusen reach ‘clear internal decision’ on selling Jarell Quansah to Arsenal is trending now Ahudiyannem boss rallies stakeholders to save Nigerian football is trending now Man City tight-lipped on Rodri transfer amid Barcelona and Real Madrid link is trending now NFF sets up ‘fact-finding committee’ to probe Falcons’ World Cup failure is trending now BAP Productions’ Dear Kaffy excites London is trending now
Dermatology

Sam-Spanish Mastin

Sam-Spanish Mastin

The post Sam-Spanish Mastin appeared first on DogwatchUK.

This lovely, gentle, large lad is Sam – a 4 year old Spanish Mastin. He has a beautiful, cream, thick coat, with a gorgeous face like a Labrador! This handsome boy is stuck in a pound in this awful heat and we want to help him get a loving home!
 
Sam is a very special and well-loved dog since being in kennels, as the staff love him (he is affectionate with people and social with other dogs). He can sometimes a bit timid for new situations and busy streets.
 
Due to Sam’s size and because he can be a little unsure of things, we think he is better homed with a female and a home with older children. He is used to the lead he will thrive in a rural environment, maybe a farm, small holding or large gardens, and a family used to walking or other outside activities. He ignores cats and can live with children over 12 years.
 
Watch Sam:
 
 
 

None yet.

Breed :    Spanish Mastine
Age :       4 years
Gender:   Male
Height:     69cm
Weight:     46 kilos
Health:  No health issues notified 
Neutered:  yes

He is very loving and affectionate, and a nice social demeanor. 

In Spain now – can travel to UK in September onwards 
Living with dogs :  yes 
Living with cats :   ignores cats
Living with children :  yes over 12
NEEDS to live with another dog   Yes
Before being adopted, dogs will have been vaccinated, wormed and treated for fleas.
If old enough they will have been neutered, if too young, then the new owners will need to ensure this is done and proof sent to us once complete. All dogs are microchipped

All new owners will need to change their new dogs microchip information to their contact details. DogwatchUk does this on your behalf so that we know that its been done.

All our adoptions are subject to successful homechecks which are carried out via a video call. There is now a deposit for all homechecks of £25 which is deducted from the adoption fee.
The adoption fee is paid via bank transfer to the UK (or Paypal) and covers the cost of passport, bloods, microchip, vaccines and neutering (if over 6 months) also transport costs/taxes from Spain to the UK.
If you are adopting a UK dog then the process is still the same but there will be no bloods or passport or transport costs.
If the homecheck fails the £25 will be reimbursed.
If the application is withdraw after the homecheck this is non refundable.
Our checker will be given your details to contact you. All homechecks are now conducted virtually and will be undertaken via video call (using skype, zoom or equivalent).
We will need to meet ALL members of the family living at the address, including children.
Proof of ID and landlord permission (if applicable) is required
This adoption fee is a contribution towards the costs of rescuing the dog including
– microchip, pet passport, vaccines, tests for South European diseases, neutering (IF OLD ENOUGH), parasite treatment and transport to the UK.

We can not home dogs from overseas to people who work full time or long hours, unless some sort of doggy day care is offered. They need someone at home a lot of the day, they are not used to being alone for long periods. A dog walker for an hour out of the day is not enough.

Leaving dogs a long time on their own means they are highly likely to develop separation anxiety which is distressing for them and everyone in their new home.

Paid to the Spanish rescue via UK bank account

The post Sam-Spanish Mastin appeared first on DogwatchUK.

View original source →

Related

More from Dog Watch UK