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If you wish to contact us regarding adopting a possible companion dog, please fill in the "Companion dog interest form" below. We will not consider anything without it being filled in. Please know that even if you do fill in the form, we can not guarantee that we will have a puppy or adult to place at the time or that we will have a suitably matched dog/puppy for you at any time in the future. Please know that as we care a great deal for our babies, we don't let them go easily and anyone who has a dog from us automatically becomes part of our extended family for the dogs life and beyond, hence we do home checks, require 2 references and expect a contract to be signed and agreed that should at any point in the dogs life you find you are unable to keep a dog from us ( for any of the 3 D reasons - Death, Divorce, Difference in circumstances ie are sick, have a change of circumstances etc... ) , IT MUST BE RETURNED TO US AND NOT passed on to anyone else.
If you wish to contact us directly regarding anything else , please fill in the "contact us" form directly below or click on Hope for an Email link. You could also click the messenger above if its shows us as on line
We are also Available on :- Telephone/Fax No. 0044-(0) 208-959-7868
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Companion Dog Interest form.
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Before Considering wanting a papillon or any other puppy you must remember that you will be
taking on the responsibilty for the next 15+ years.
Will you be able to/ have the time to keep them occupied mentally and physically ie exercise, groom, train and love it...
Will you be able to teach them to be clean in the house and not chastise them for messing on your new carpet while learning....
Will you be able to sympathise but be firm when he cries being away from his mother or litter mates for the 1st time......
Will you be able to cope when he barks and howls for a few days/weeks until he settles down in his new home with you....
Will you cope with the mountains of hair they shed everyday all over your house and your clothes...
Will you Regularly give treatments to de-worm, dee flea and stop ticks....
Will you Vaccinate and take your dog for regular check ups every year for their entire life .....
Will you be able to cope on a wet day with muddy feet on your clean floors, clothes and on your beds when he jumps up.
Will you be able to make sure a responsible person is home all or most of the day to look after and make sure they stay safe.....
Will you be able to cope when he is teething and chewing on your clothes, shoes, table legs and practically anything in view....
Will you be able to ensure that your property is safe and will keep your dog in and other dogs out.......
Will you be able to ensure that your dog wont have access to poisonious plants.......
Will you be able to ensure that your dog has a place they can call their own, to have some peace and quiet some times....
Will you be able to ensure that when your dog does want quiet he wont be disturbed by children or annoying people.....
Will you be able to ensure that that bitch you have who is not yet spayed will be safe till she is either spayed or health tested and
bred in a controlled manner.
Will you make sure that that dog you have who is not yet neutered is under control and safe not bothering any bitches/people
Will you be able to cope when he howls like crazy for a bitch.
Will you remember that if you have children after your dog, that you will remember to not forget them and still give them lots of
love and attention so that they don't feel left out.
Will you be able to cope with the dogs and the kids in the same space and cope with all the hygiene immplications of the dog
playing with the babies toys and visa versa........
Will you remember that you have legal responsibilties with having a dog, these include not allowing your dog to bark and cause a
nuisance, All dogs must wear a named collar in a public area, You must clean up all messes from your dog, Keep control of your
dog at all times, especially in public areas or near lifestock.
WILL YOU remember finally that buying a puppy DOES entail you taking responsibility for it for its entire life, in sickness and in
health.
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