Tess - Springer Spaniel, Bitch (5-6 Months)

Nell is a typical bouncy puppy. She came to us as a stray, therefore we do not know her history. Nell can be quite nervous, but after a little encouragement comes out of her shell. She seems fine with other dogs and walks very well on the lead.

Nell is absolutely the sweetest puppy around. She is very affectionate and playful, in fact she wants to play with everybody she meets!! She seems fine with other dogs and I suspect that the only danger she poses is playing with someone until they drop 'dead' from exhaustion!!!

An absolute sweetheart and a bit of a model as well, wish I could take her home with me, just have a look:

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Nell is High energy, 2 ball and football. She sits beautifully and will respond well to training. Nell could be a brilliant sniffer dog or therapy dog if you have a 'low mood' Nell is there and will help you with her happy dog waggly body not just tail she shows you how happy she is to be with you with her whole body. Only a young girl but Nell has so much to give and you need to be quick to secure her.

Just look at her photo, what a gorgeous little girl. She was very shy the first few days but has soon started to grow a beautiful personality. Nell walks lovely on the lead is so intelligent and with the right training will be a wonderful addition to any family. She is going to need alot of time, exercise and love but look at that photo again and tell me shes not worth it because I can tell you she is 100 times over worth it!!

Very very lovely young girl...sweet....pretty....fun and polite.....stays close....loves to please...adorable xx:D

As I walked with Nell she was scratching her neck area. I had noticed this last week-end and she had her frontal treatment. This time I took her to Deb the Kennell Manager and we now think she doesn't like her collar, she came in without one and can't get used to this one. I then found out she has a list of admirers and will soon be rehomed. Lucky Lucky Nell, happy new life baby.

Tess has found her forever home!

I thought I'd post a quick update for Tess's friends at FDR, as she was adopted by my parents yesterday.

She is an absolute delight and was apparently very well behaved last night, after exploring every inch of the house and garden and getting loads of fussing, she slept quietly in her bed. There have been a couple of accidents, but she is getting the hang of going out to the garden.

She went to the vet's today for her vaccinations and was as good as gold. The vet also checked her over and said she seems fine and her op scar is healing nicely.

After the vets, Mum and Dad briefly stopped off at our house, so I took Baz out to the front of the house on his lead to meet her. They were both all sniffs and wagging tails, so we then let them off their leads in the back garden where they played for 5 minutes. We kept the visit brief this time, but hopefully they will spend lots more time playing together once Tess is more settled and has had her stitches out.

Gosh, Tess looks like she's really grown! Baz's face is so funny. So glad they are gelling well together, although I imagine Tess is keeping you both on your toes!

Wow Karen Baz looks so well & happy.Have you adopted Tess aswell if so that is lovely.A playmate for Baz, he will love her.Have been checking for update on Baz & now get a double surprise,that is so nice.Have fun. Lots of love Jan.

Hi Janet, Tess was adopted by my parents a few weeks ago, so you could say she's Baz's adopted auntie!

Wow thats brill news.They are both so lucky to have a loving family.Sure Baz & Tess are going to enjoy life together.Thank God for people like you.