Whilst it was not our intention to offer a rehoming service for Dogs partly due to family commitments we have have been contacted on a number of occassions with requests to help in the rehoming of some dogs. At the moment we only have one kennel which is left unnocupied and so we have on some occassions willingly tried to assist with the responsible rehoming of certain breeds. On some occassions we can help with the rehoming of Bull Breeds and subject to certain Criteria. There is no charge made to the person requesting the rehoming as any costs incurred are usual covered by the person who offers a new home to the dog.

Criteria

Prior to being put up for rehoming the Dog will have been vet checked.
If the animal is KC registered then the papers will have been forwarded to Kennel Club for change of details to our name, If an animal is KC registered this is preferable as to ensure the animal is advertised as the breed it appears to be, also we are able to trace the ancestors and thus research into any behaviourable problems or Health issues within the line. We are unable to consider Dogs that are not UK Kennel Club registered and that are without the relevant paperwork.

All Prospective new homes must be able to care for the dog. The home must be a loving home.

The prospective new owners must be in a position to cover the dogs vetinary bills for the future either via payment or insurance, this ensures the pet will receive treatment as and when necessary.

The prospective owners must sign a new owners transfer of ownership contract.

Once the pet is settled in photos of the pet must be forwarded to us to ensure that we are able to forward them to the previous owners to confirm that the animal is in a suitable environment. A disposable camera is usually given when the animal is taken to provide these. We are unable to allow viewings etc of dogs by previous owners once they have been collected. This is due to the fact that it will confuse the dog and will create Data protection problems. Once a Dog is rehomed it will be owned by New owners and we cannot expect them to arrange/allow visits.

Under NO circumstances will a Dog be rehomed if it has shown any aggresssive tendencies towards children or other huamns, we do understand that a pet may have been territorial which is normal and protect its home from intruders so you may wish to contact us for verification if there are any areas of worry. after all you may wish your dog to be rehomed in a certain environment and we need to be sure that the pet is given the most suitable and appropriate environment possible.

If you wish to enquire regarding rehoming a pet of the above breed then plese contact us either by:
Email or calling 01298 814475 .

Depending on the actual Pet the cost to the new owners varies.

Please see some of the dogs we have rehomed below:

Breed:

Age:

Previous Home:

Rehomed to:

American Bulldog

20 months

Cheshire

Nottinghamshire

We received a call asking us to rehome an American Bulldog, due to a serious illness with the previous owners.

We we arrived the paperwork we were shown was from a registration Club named UNITED NATIONAL KENNEL CLUB, we had never heard of them before, and the contact details for them are very sketchy. We show the paperwork and that the 'certificate;' has no contact details for breeder or the registration company. The paperwork states she is a Staffordshire Bull Terrier however upon verification from Derbyshire Police (under Dangerous Dogs act) she was confirmed as being an American Bulldog.

She is very loving and loves to play with toys and fetch. She is very loyal and stays by your side as much as she can.

We are pleased to announce that Tyra has now been rehomed to a loving family in Nottinghamshire.

She will have a family environment and another Bull Terrier to play with.

Breed:

Age:

Previous Home:

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Bullmastiff

Advised 10 months

Cheshire

Derbyshire

Britney was rehomed between Christmas 2007 and New Year 2008. Her owner was no longer around and so we were asked if we could help rehome her. She was underweight and in need of some TLC and ideally was suited in a family environment. She was a Full Pedigree we were advised, but no Papers could be supplied due to her owner not be available.

She was rehomed in a family environment to a home which has one of our litter.

We shall add more photos as she gains weight to show her blossoming into the beautiful dog that she should be.

Breed:

Age:

Previous Home:

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Bullmastiff

10 Months

Derbyshire

Nottinghamshire

Max is overweight and boistrous, he has no pedigree papers but is microchipped.

Update February 2006:

Max is doing well in his new home. He has lost some of the weight he needed to loose but still has a little way to go.

He now has a new playmate which is a 4 week old Bulldog puppy. They appear to be getting on very well although obviously the size difference is being supervised. There appear to be no other problems.

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Age:

Previous Home:

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Bullmastiff

4 years

Manchester

Derbyshire

Arley was rehomed after her owners were unable to look after her. She came from a family Background and was Rehomed with a Family in Derbyshire. She was not good with other Dogs.

About 4 months after rehoming lumps started to be found around her neckline and after only 1 year she had to be Euthanised on vets rcommendation as the Cancer had spread so much. However the Home in Which she was rehomed now has one of our own bred Pups named Henry.

Thank you to the home that gave her a new home and for looking after her through her illness.

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Wilson was a top quality Bulldog with an excellent Pedigree with mostly Champion on. We were asked to rehome him by his owners as the Adults in the house had work commitments and illness with their son.

He was a lovely dog although very protective.

He was rehomed to a Bulldog lover in Northamptonshire. We asked for updates but unfortunately this never arrived.