The Fairy DogMother

04/10/2019

One thing we are taught as groomers, is something called "whale eye" in dogs. Some of you may have seen it before, it's that look your dog gives you when he's uncomfortable, scared, or in guard mode. It is when you can see the whites of his eyes and he is sort of looking to the side.. this is absolutely something that should not be ignored, it is your dog communicating with you that it is uncomfortable. If I ever see whale eye in a dog that I am grooming, I immediately stop what I'm doing change positions, give the dog a break, and take him out of the situation. Here's a little blurb on whale eye, but I suggest everyone research is it a little bit especially for people who have children, are thinking of introducing new people or pets to the home, or go to the off-leash dog park.

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06/21/2018

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06/21/2018

She's beautiful!!

***ADOPTED*** This beauty is young, has a zest for life, loves to play, loves to please and is guaranteed to make you smile. Maizey is going on 6 months in rescue, can you believe that? She is just under 2 years old and has spent a quarter of her life so far in a shelter. We are all madly in love with her.

Could you please, please help us find her the perfect home? She has received so little attention here on social media 😔

She is an American Bulldog and is spayed, vaccinated, chipped and de-wormed. Her adoption fee is $350+GST.

Maizey seems to really like other dogs that are similar to her in size and will play with her. She is looking for a home with kids over 10 due to her tendency to get excited and a bit mouthy at times. Maizey can be a touch nervous at first but warms up so fast. A home without cats or other small animals is also ideal. She doesn't deserve to spend anymore time in the shelter. She deserves the perfect, active family that can give her all the exercise, structure and love she deserves for the rest of her life.

06/18/2018

Dawwwww