Abbey Ambull DofB 2012 - 21st June 2022
Abbey Ambull DofB 2012 - 21st June 2022
Current Status: Homed
Abbey's Story: Abbey was found abandoned and unclaimed within a West of London council pound. Rescue Remedies offered a Rescue place saving her life. Abbey is now neutered, chipped, and fully vaccinated. Abbey was in boarding kennels near Guildford whilst awaiting her new family.
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We work with our dogs, who often reveal a different picture and positive skills as they build trust.
Original Referral information: 09.07.19: Hi Lynne, Here is Abbey who’s desperate, will have a neutering voucher in pound: We are very worried about her. She is a bull breed x girl aged around 7+. Abbey was very scared when she came in and would hide in her bed all the time, took her time to trust, she would also drink a lot of water but we feel this was down to inner stress. She is not keen on other dogs. She was a bit skinny but is filling out now more, she knows basic commands, sit and paw. She is a strong and chunky girl who finds it difficult to trust, although fine with staff she knows now but she is a bit defensive when strangers go past her kennel/ run and barks a lot. She has been bred from in her past. We hasn’t got long to find herself a rescue lifeline, as she is not an easy girl, she could do with a rescue who can work with her to help her trust again. Xx Cathy
Re: Abbey Ambull DofB 2012 Gatwick Kenns
I walked this beauty today. She was keen to explore everything and very friendly. She met several dogs on her walk . She was interested but not reactive. She then met some horses, which she just stood and watched, so intrigued with them. She liked them so much she proceeded to roll in the present they left behind for her. She walks well on the lead and has a very loving nature. She deserves a forever home
Re: Abbey Ambull DofB 2012 Gatwick Kenns
While Abbey was initially a little wary of Charlie and I in the paddock she showed us that she was keen to befriend and it did not take long to find her smile and get her tail wagging. Once she had made friends there was no stopping her and out and about on the lead she was happy to make gentle introductions to several staff and walkers who were all cooing over her.
Re: Abbey Ambull DofB 2012 Gatwick Kenns
I took Abbey out for a walk after work yesterday. She was very good to get out of the kennel, she's so friendly and gentle on the lead. It was after 6 when we walked so the kennels and local area was quite but whilst out we met a local lady Dawn who I often chat too, mainly about the weather. Abbey went straight over to say hi, Dawn promptly gave her some affection and Abbey sat on her foot for the rest of our conversation. Safe to say Abbey is gentle, confident and ok meeting new people. Love her!
Re: Abbey Ambull DofB 2012 Gatwick Kenns
Abbey reminds me of Blossom
I met her on Sunday, she was hiding in her bed but I managed to get her to eat some of the sausages I had and gain some trust. Poor scared girl, she will soon get to know everyone, bless her.
I met her on Sunday, she was hiding in her bed but I managed to get her to eat some of the sausages I had and gain some trust. Poor scared girl, she will soon get to know everyone, bless her.
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Re: Abbey Ambull DofB 2012 Gatwick Kenns
Abbey is definitely my crush of the week. Kennels don't really suit this lovely girl - I hope she gets her forever home soon. She was very nervy in her kennel when I first met her, but this week, she remembered me . We went out for a lovely calm stroll, she's fab one-on-one, and confident and happy out on a walk - I'm a bit of a newbie so not certain of all the paths through the woods, so just let Abbey lead, she safely delivered us to the stream, and then to a shady spot in the long grass where we sat for a while and had a chat. She wasn't reactive to dogs in the distance. She also said hello beautifully to a lady who was walking home along our path and stopped to admire her. She's big and strong but VERY soft and loving. She did lead us a little astray on the way back, deciding we could stay out a bit longer than I meant to and do an extra loop (clever girl)!
Re: Abbey Ambull DofB 2012 Gatwick Kenns
It was a pleasure to spend some time with Abbey yesterday. She responds to kindness and is a gentle, friendly, loving girl. We ambled down the lane and around the woods, stopping at the Poet's hut where Abbey made herself very comfy on the sofa.
Re: Abbey Ambull DofB 2012 Guildford Kenns
So the last girlie I got obsessed with (Lexi) was homed before I could post about her so I'm hoping my new obsession Abbey has the same good luck.
Again I was expecting a scared little love but was greeted by a joyous sweetheart! We had a lovely loose lead walk and Abbey passed multiple dogs beautifully (Abbey was interested but sat and watched them go, NOT at all how described at the pound).
It was blowing a gale and Abbey wasn't that impressed by being blown about, and to be honest neither was I as I'm at the end of a nasty throat infection. Lucky for us the sun came out for us to go and lollop in the paddock.
She's such a gentle and sweet dog. Whilst we were out a little Finch hopped in front of us on the path and just stayed there as we approached having some sort of inter-species chat with Abbey. It was a slighly surreal thing to witness as we walked past with both animals "tipping their hats" at each other and then the bird hopping off back into the bush!
Again I was expecting a scared little love but was greeted by a joyous sweetheart! We had a lovely loose lead walk and Abbey passed multiple dogs beautifully (Abbey was interested but sat and watched them go, NOT at all how described at the pound).
It was blowing a gale and Abbey wasn't that impressed by being blown about, and to be honest neither was I as I'm at the end of a nasty throat infection. Lucky for us the sun came out for us to go and lollop in the paddock.
She's such a gentle and sweet dog. Whilst we were out a little Finch hopped in front of us on the path and just stayed there as we approached having some sort of inter-species chat with Abbey. It was a slighly surreal thing to witness as we walked past with both animals "tipping their hats" at each other and then the bird hopping off back into the bush!