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Cliffy the Cleftie
Adoption Status: In his trial home
Age: Born on the 13/10/21 Sex: Male Colour: Brindle Location and Adoption Area: Open for adoption to Vic only Adoption Fee: $1800 Microchip: TBA Source No: RE145193 |
Important Information
11/11/21
Cliffy is 4 weeks old today and he has had his first vet check, even though his cleft palate is larger than what we expected it to be our Vet feels quite confidant that it can be fixed, though it may take a couple of Ops to do so...expected time for this to be done would 8/10 weeks of age so in the meantime we will keep up the feeding ect.
Cliffy is a very tiny little boy and at present is half the weight he should be for his age but he is reaching all the milestones that should be reached according to his age, time will tell if he becomes a normal size bundle of love.
Updates will be provided over the coming weeks....
28/07/22
So here we are, the mighty Cliffy is ready to find his new home with a family that will love him.
Cliff has come a long way with massive improvements with his diet, it still is restricted but it is easy and you should have no reason to worry if you stick to it. His meal consists of chopped up chicken necks, Crave dry food and Prime SKD kangaroo/pumpkin or boar/pumpkin.
Everything about Cliffy is related to speed, how fast can he get to you, how fast can he rip around the house and how fast can you run to catch up to him if playing fetch because he will not bring that ball back. Do you get the picture? He is major high activity, think of him as a cross between a greyhound and a cattle dog and you are nearly there!
He is smart, too smart, so he will need an owner who is invested in his well being, someone who WILL take him to flyball, agility/obedience training, these types of activities Cliff will excel at because he is always watching you, waiting for that input so this is an absolute must for us, if you are not prepared to put in that time in then Cliff then he is not the dog for you.
He will do your head in if he is left to his own devices, he is always ticking.
Cliff will be fine with children but they need to over 15 for he is far to active and bouncy for anyone younger and also he would use them as bowling pins.
He has the best nature, loving, loyal and extremely attentive and would make THE MOST AMAZING friend if you are prepared to put in the time outlined above.
11/11/21
Cliffy is 4 weeks old today and he has had his first vet check, even though his cleft palate is larger than what we expected it to be our Vet feels quite confidant that it can be fixed, though it may take a couple of Ops to do so...expected time for this to be done would 8/10 weeks of age so in the meantime we will keep up the feeding ect.
Cliffy is a very tiny little boy and at present is half the weight he should be for his age but he is reaching all the milestones that should be reached according to his age, time will tell if he becomes a normal size bundle of love.
Updates will be provided over the coming weeks....
28/07/22
So here we are, the mighty Cliffy is ready to find his new home with a family that will love him.
Cliff has come a long way with massive improvements with his diet, it still is restricted but it is easy and you should have no reason to worry if you stick to it. His meal consists of chopped up chicken necks, Crave dry food and Prime SKD kangaroo/pumpkin or boar/pumpkin.
Everything about Cliffy is related to speed, how fast can he get to you, how fast can he rip around the house and how fast can you run to catch up to him if playing fetch because he will not bring that ball back. Do you get the picture? He is major high activity, think of him as a cross between a greyhound and a cattle dog and you are nearly there!
He is smart, too smart, so he will need an owner who is invested in his well being, someone who WILL take him to flyball, agility/obedience training, these types of activities Cliff will excel at because he is always watching you, waiting for that input so this is an absolute must for us, if you are not prepared to put in that time in then Cliff then he is not the dog for you.
He will do your head in if he is left to his own devices, he is always ticking.
Cliff will be fine with children but they need to over 15 for he is far to active and bouncy for anyone younger and also he would use them as bowling pins.
He has the best nature, loving, loyal and extremely attentive and would make THE MOST AMAZING friend if you are prepared to put in the time outlined above.
- No cats.
- Other dog, preferably female, preferably older but happy to play, run and chase.
- House with good sized backyard
- Must have access to the house at all times.
- Stay at home or work from home/part-time.
- Children from 15 upwards
- Access to much love and activity.