Ronnie Staffie DofB 2019? Maidenbower Temp Foster

[xxlynne]

Current Status: Available

Ronnie's Story: Ronnie was found abandoned and unclaimed within a Northern council pound. Rescue Remedies offered a Rescue place saving his life. Ronnie is now neutered, had a dental, chipped, and fully vaccinated. Ronnie came in to our Rescue Centre nr Gatwick whilst awaiting his new family.

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Ronnie's progress through our Rescue is below.
We work with our dogs, who often reveal an evolving picture and positive skills as they build trust.

Original referral information: Ronnie has been waiting a long time for a Rescue place Please can you help! .. A male staffie called Ronnie, he is a lovely boy with people. Ronnie is really stressed and would benefit from a rescue space ASAP

Ronnie came into RescueRemedies on the 7th September 24

[xxlynne]

Ronnie arrived this afternoon. He is easy to handle and very receptive to his new environment. Happy in the paddock after a long days travel. Keen to access his food!

He is slightly underweight. First impression is how small he is around 17" to the shoulder. Slight frame. Met a noisy Patterdale the other side of the paddock fence with interest and curiosity.

[Jan Case]

Welcome to RR little Ronnie xxxx

[xxlynne]

[anne]

[Chrissy M]

What a sweetie !

[xxlynne]

Ronnie has had a busy week. He was neutered on Monday, travelling well and very receptive and bright in the vets.

He then has been the walking partner for several dogs who were being homed, as his dog skills are great.

Ronnie also went on the Charity walk with a new person who had never met him before and won a new friend.

AND at the end of the walk Corinne asked if she could foster Ronnie for the week so off he went ... WHAT A STAR

[Chrissy M]

Nice work Ronnie

[xxlynne]

Ronnie went to our vets again today for a dental. You would not have thought he had problems as his teeth looked quite clean but our Vet examined them whilst he was being neutered and said he needed a dental.

Today our Vet removed 2 canines both same side and 2 incisors. She also X-rayed the other side of his mouth and concluded his teeth were sound.

In conclusion we don't think his dental wasn't related to age, more anxiety. Ronnie struggles to retain weight in kennels and can hold on to the kennel gate in his quest to gain attention and anchor his energy: Perhaps that is how he has damaged the teeth roots. Outside of the kennel he is happy, enjoying company and meeting everyone and every event with openness and joy.

I wonder if he isn't a blend of Parson's JRT and Staffie denoting his slender frame. His Staffie side wins, as he has a soft loving approach. His anxiety may relate to his zest for life outside the kennels, company, interest in squirrels and his aliveness to all that moves.

[Chrissy M]

Oh Ronnie , what a poppet, let’s hope he finds a nice home soon so he can relax