Meet Ody & Mishka
Mishka and Ody are up for adoption due to a change in circumstances and owners relocating to Malaysia.
Mishka (20 months) and Ody (6 years this October) have become very close during the eleven months they’ve been together. Ody came to us with issues dealing with other dogs so to see his acceptance of Mishka is very comforting and testimony to ‘Dog Communication’ the behavioural specialists, who assisted us all in integrating into his new life. Ody is still nervous around other dogs but it’s his reaction that has become more manageable and consequently he’s more settled and tolerant, to a degree.. Mishka on the other hand loves meeting new people and new dogs more so, which is handy because she gets a lot of attention when out on walks and people make a fuss with her when visiting. Consequently they have a good balance between them with Ody often being described as a ‘gentle man’ who definitely brings a calming effect into your life although it has to be said the two of them can often be seen chasing each other around the garden and generally having fun! In fact most of the photos we have of them show them together whether it’s in the garden or on the couch. Yes the couch. They love snuggling with you and stealing your spot, or if it’s cold Ody will quickly have your blanket whist your back is turned, repositioning it until he’s happy with the outcome and plonks himself down.
Ideally they need someone around during the day as that’s how they’ve been brought up. They get one walk a day, usually about two miles, sometimes further that is tackled with enthusiasm by Ody and indifference from Mishka (a familiar Shiba trait). They sleep often and enjoy treats and generally bring a lot of love into the home.
They are better off in an environment that doesn’t have any cats and small children could get easy knocked over by Mishka, as she likes to jump up when .
If you are interested in homing these dogs please read the criteria carefully and apply for an application form by sending an email to cottagekennels@btinternet.com
**THEY ARE LOOKING FOR A HOME TOGETHER, we don't want to split this bonded pair**
Criteria for rehoming is as follows :
1. A securely fenced garden is required .
2. Someone needs to be at home for a good proportion of the day .
3. Potential homes will be vetted and the final decision on the future home for these dogs will lie with the current owners . You will need to travel to the South of England to met the dogs. T
Mishka (20 months) and Ody (6 years this October) have become very close during the eleven months they’ve been together. Ody came to us with issues dealing with other dogs so to see his acceptance of Mishka is very comforting and testimony to ‘Dog Communication’ the behavioural specialists, who assisted us all in integrating into his new life. Ody is still nervous around other dogs but it’s his reaction that has become more manageable and consequently he’s more settled and tolerant, to a degree.. Mishka on the other hand loves meeting new people and new dogs more so, which is handy because she gets a lot of attention when out on walks and people make a fuss with her when visiting. Consequently they have a good balance between them with Ody often being described as a ‘gentle man’ who definitely brings a calming effect into your life although it has to be said the two of them can often be seen chasing each other around the garden and generally having fun! In fact most of the photos we have of them show them together whether it’s in the garden or on the couch. Yes the couch. They love snuggling with you and stealing your spot, or if it’s cold Ody will quickly have your blanket whist your back is turned, repositioning it until he’s happy with the outcome and plonks himself down.
Ideally they need someone around during the day as that’s how they’ve been brought up. They get one walk a day, usually about two miles, sometimes further that is tackled with enthusiasm by Ody and indifference from Mishka (a familiar Shiba trait). They sleep often and enjoy treats and generally bring a lot of love into the home.
They are better off in an environment that doesn’t have any cats and small children could get easy knocked over by Mishka, as she likes to jump up when .
If you are interested in homing these dogs please read the criteria carefully and apply for an application form by sending an email to cottagekennels@btinternet.com
**THEY ARE LOOKING FOR A HOME TOGETHER, we don't want to split this bonded pair**
Criteria for rehoming is as follows :
1. A securely fenced garden is required .
2. Someone needs to be at home for a good proportion of the day .
3. Potential homes will be vetted and the final decision on the future home for these dogs will lie with the current owners . You will need to travel to the South of England to met the dogs. T
