Tailsdoggrooming

11/03/2026

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We always get a bit of hate when we put up our Just Giving to try to get help with dogs we are rehoming but just let me explain.

We have a dog we haven't put up yet, she is another lovely GSD and very sweet. No other charity or shelter would take her in (surprise surprise). One of her issues is she can't go to a vets without having to be sedated. Now to fix the issue I need to get her in an environment where she needs to go on a table and have someone be able to inspect her. So for this I took her to a groomer to practice getting her on the table and having the groomer just touch her back, sides and underneath her. This costs money but on this occassion Tailsdoggrooming kindly donated her time to help the dog in question. Now the issue isn't fixed yet, I will need to do it once or twice more. Training costs money and we don't take dogs in and hand them to new owners the way we get them, we train them to cope with everyday life that most dogs find stressful. We also need to pay for their vaccinations, insurance, food, grooming, flea/worming. Some dogs we get in, their owners cover their food, vaccinations etc but most don't. It usually comes out of our own pockets. We do get food donated and we get some money donated to our Just Giving page which does help us but we still need to put our own money towards the bills. So before anyone wants to give us hate for trying to raise money to help dogs we are rehoming just remember, these are dogs no one else wanted to take because they wouldn't be able to quickly rehome and make money from. Even our rehoming fee is way less than everywhere else because it isn't about making money off of them or getting rich, it's about helping them get a life they deserve. Why? Because these dogs need someone to fight their corner for them.

I will post videos of Zara of what the money gets used for so everyone can get more of an insight to what we actually do with the dogs. We also give the new owners hours of free sessions to make sure the dog listens to them, to make sure they are compatible and to train the dog for their lifestyle. The dogs aren't as limited to where they can go like they would be with charities and most other shelters 🐾

17/02/2026

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Daisy the Beagle is looking for a new home

- She is 4 years old (5 in September)
- She loves a cuddle and being cosy, she sleeps under the covers with me most nights but will go into her cage.
-She is quite reactive on walks with other dogs and I’ve noticed she can be scared and pull the other way when approaching big crowds.
-She can be around children however she can get excited and jump and bark.
-She can be around other dogs after a period of introducing themselves.
-She is not house trained which is a fault of my own and will do the toilet in the house.
-She loves big long walks and stimulating play like lick mats and sniff toys.
-She can be destructive if left alone and she hasn’t had a walk or been stimulated enough that day.
- She had a bad experience in the vets and is now terrified of them.
- she is spayed and they removed a small hernia from her belly when they done this.
- her vaccines will be fully up to date as of Friday.

Most of her issues stem from what I believe is anxiety, she is such a loving girl and I wish I could keep her forever but she deserves a life of so much more than I’m able to offer her.

If anyone is interested please send a DM. I will take her for a couple of weeks prior to her potential new owner taking her to work on some training (if he/she wants)

05/02/2026

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