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xxlynne · Last edited by xxlynne on Sun Oct 02, 2011 11:25 pm; edited 23 times in total

Homed

Homing Requirements: Lottie needs an understanding family who can help her become acquainted to living in a house and enjoying an active lifestyle, centred around her needs. Lottie would enjoy living with another male dog or as an only dog. She needs a terrier-proof garden, exit management and companionship. Yes to older live-in children and not for cats or small furries.

Her Story: Lottie was taken in by a breeder at the age of 18 mnths from living in a shed to live in a kennel block with paddock access most of her day. She has shared her kennel with another Parson Jack Russell males for the last 6 years and had 3-5 litters. Lottie is spayed and vax'd. She isfostered in with another dog Lottie is left her kennelled life behind and now fully acquaited with all life can offer!

Advert: Lottie is a little ray of sunshine. She delights in people and is very loving. Lottie walks well on a lead and meets other dogs well. She housetrained with attention from her fosterer. She travels well in a car.

Lottie is a pretty Parson's Jack Russell who mothered many litters. Lottie is now a PET; Long time coming but yes! Lottie is astounding in her adaptation. Lives ;life to the full but also can be left for periods without event. Lottie has yet to win the Lottery: We're looking for her lucky numbers..is that your telephone number?

Please visit Lottie Parson's JRT DOB 06.07.03 Ascot to find out more about her and follow her progress.

If you are interested in re-homing please complete Our on-line Homing Questionnaire so we can ensure our dogs are matched and will suit your circumstances/lifestyle.

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Charlie+Ted · Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2011 9:55 pm Post subject:

What a treat to meet lovely Lottie today...

Sweet & affectionate

Happy up close with her walking companions

Not too timid - not too bold

Not too difficult to fall for....

muppett · Core Member Joined: 21 Jan 2011 Posts: 271

Well, what can I say - Lottie has come back with me to the terrier house in Chipstead and was welcomed by the other dogs. She shows no dog agression but not cat friendly and as I have 2 cats (one deaf!!) will have to see how she goes. She will not leave me out of her sight and as I am typing this, she is standing up on my leg as if to say 'dont you move'!!! She is a typical JR and considering she has probably never been in a house before, very good indoors just exploring at the mo.. Watch this space for more news!!! Just off for a walk now with her new friends!!!

muppett · Core Member Joined: 21 Jan 2011 Posts: 271

Lottie had a lovely walk with my other terriers. She does not pull, walks very well and would suit homing with other dog / dogs so come on your terrier lovers, give this little one a proper home for once in her life so that she can curl up at your feet and she will be happy and she will definitely make her new owner/s happy as well as she will give her heart to anyone who shows her kindness and she will be a friend for life flower

Nina · Posted: Sat Jul 09, 2011 4:24 pm Post subject:

So here we have Theresa (Muppet) with our pretty as picture little Lottie. She is quite adorable has a lovely calm energy and I am so pleased she has had the chance to go into a home environment - enjoy your weekend all of you !! XX

chinquest · Posted: Sat Jul 09, 2011 5:22 pm Post subject:

I caught a glimpse of Lottie this morning when I was walking Ringo otherwise I'd have blinked and missed her. Looks a little sweetie!

gsdlover · Posted: Sat Jul 09, 2011 5:31 pm Post subject:

I am so pleased that Lottie had the opportunity to go home with Theresa Smile

There can only be so many JRT's that she can take home with her laughing6

Looking forward to following her progress in a home environment

xxlynne · Posted: Sat Jul 09, 2011 11:00 pm Post subject:

Just a few pictures of Lottie on Friday the day she came into our arms

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Nina · Posted: Sun Jul 10, 2011 11:42 am Post subject:

Nina · Posted: Sun Jul 10, 2011 11:50 am Post subject:

Just a few pictures of Little Lottie, I am sure Muppet will be along to tell you all about her.....

muppett · Core Member Joined: 21 Jan 2011 Posts: 271

Just to show what a good girl she is with other dogs - no trouble at all. She spent a very quiet night with no accidents and has had a long walk where we all met 15 other dogs with no trouble. She is a lovely girl who desperately wants to be loved. She follows me everywhere, shower, toilet, helping me wash the floor and needs a home with one to one attention so come on your terrier lovers, this little girl is a dream considering her sad life up until now

Nina · Posted: Sun Jul 10, 2011 4:44 pm Post subject:

Just been for a lovely walk with a group of terriers !! Lovely Lottie (on the left) being a real treasure and just fitting in with the pack ....

muppett · Core Member Joined: 21 Jan 2011 Posts: 271

Lottie now has her own crate to sleep in and not a murmur out of her last night and still no further accidents in the house so training coming along well. Had a lovely early morning walk this morning and was very curious as to what the other dogs were barking at (rabbits!!) as I am sure she hasnt had the experience of the chase before (mine chase but never catch!!). She is becomming less dependent on me and actually went in the crate by herself last night if only for 5 mins until I moved!!! Adjusting slowly to the home environment but doing it very quietly!!! Lovely girly

xxlynne · Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2011 8:26 am Post subject:

Lottie came into Gatwick N last night having had a wonderful extended weekend with Muppet and her terrier friends. She settled really well and adjusted into home with amazing ease. Housetraining with attention was 'there' to be observed with her appropriate use of the garden. She challenged one of the 5 bitches with a little stalking, few snaps and dominant struts which is often the experience when a dog is really beginning to enter into a pack relationship renegotiations. She however was very receptive to the others...again a remarkable feat as she was the sixth bitch to enter into the fray. Muppet had extended her stay to a long weekend and is offering days out whenever she can. Let's hope that Lottie won’t be in need of her hospitality, as she'll be ensconced in adjusting within her forever home.
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You can't train the terrier out of a terrier..they are their own persons!

Rescue Remedies Statistics
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muppett · Core Member Joined: 21 Jan 2011 Posts: 271

Little Lottie went back into kennels yesterday and for the short time in her life that she was in a home environment with other dogs, I think she did extremely well in her toilet training and trying to merge in with the pack of 5 other terriers and she deserves a little gold star for trying so hard to please. She is desperate to be with people and I think that if someone could give her more 'one to one' instead of in my case 'one to six' she would adapt very easily to her new life out of breeding kennels so come one someone, give this little girly a chance and you will not be dissapointed