31/10/2026
We have had the beautiful Sid returned back to us today due to no fault of his own, sadly his owners had a change of circumstances and could no longer give him the love and care he needed 😢
As a breeder, this is never something you want to hear, when I brought these puppies into the world, I made a commitment to each and every one of them that their welfare would always come first, not just for the first eight weeks of their lives, but for their entire lifetime.
The thought of one of my puppies potentially ending up in rescue was absolutely heartbreaking, no matter how old they get or where life takes them, they will always be my responsibility, and I will always do everything within my power to make sure they are safe, loved and cared for.
But I’m absolutely over the moon to announce that Sid has already found himself an AMAZING new home! 🥹❤️
His new family have previously owned two Weimaraners, who both lived to a good age. They know and understand the breed, and I genuinely couldn’t have wished for a better outcome for him 🥰
Sid will be heading off to start his new chapter on the 1st of December, and I’m so incredibly relieved knowing that he has such a loving and experienced home waiting for him.
This whole situation has reinforced something I have always believed in very strongly:
Being a responsible breeder doesn’t end when a puppy leaves for its new home, It’s a lifelong commitment!
Circumstances can change, life can throw unexpected challenges at people, and sometimes difficult decisions have to be made, what matters most is ensuring the dog always comes first
I’m just so grateful that everything has worked out for this gorgeous boy, and that he will continue to have the life he deserves ❤️🥰
Once a PaganPaws puppy, always a PaganPaws puppy! ❤️
Here’s to your next chapter, Sid you have got a wonderful future ahead of you ❤️
