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I adopted Quinn, a Kerry Beagle in May. Her sister was sent to Scotland to be adopted but unfortunately was let down by the person that was supposed to adopt her so she went into foster and has been moved on a lot between foster homes. She then went to a rescue in Scotland and was adopted from there but her "forever home" lasted 2 weeks
we managed to sort transport and get her back to Ireland on Thursday. I collected her at 10pm on Thursday, she was reintroduced to her sister and then the other dogs. She's settled quickly but I'm hoping that we're just fostering and she will move on. However if the right home doesn't come up she can stay here.
Quinn and Lucy about an hour after meeting again.
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Our loyal companion Tintin passed away last year. It was really tough but eventually we felt ready to welcome a new dog.
This June we met Neantóg, then aged around one, through a rescue and we knew he would fit in with our family. He has been settling in really well. He loves nothing more than chasing ball, swimming in the sea and most importantly getting snuggles in the evening.He has a lovely sociable personality and gets on with everyone. We were very lucky to find him. We hope to have as many years with him as our Tintin.0 -
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It actually means nettle, in Irish
Such a cute name!
I also saw the similarities with Tintin. Both beauties!:)
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There is a small story behind Neantóg's name. It is indeed Irish for nettle.
I have a small farm in Mayo. The farm is primarily managed for corncrake. The main habitat for corncrake are large extensive nettle beds. I have sowed just under an acre of nettles.
When our little Tintin passed away he was cremated. We spread his ashes on the nettle bed, his ashes fertilize the nettles and in a way now our Tintin is a nettle. His ashes fertilize the nettle bed to help corncrake.
Neantóg's name continues the Tintin's spirit, but it also reflects his personality- a bit fiery at times! Neantóg is part Westie and he has their stubbornness, but he is also a very affectionate, joyful dog who loves people and other dogs. May he have a happy healthy life.0 -
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Here’s my boy Buster. Three year old cav. Most spoiled dog in the country!!
Pic came out tiny! This might be better. Yes he loves sleeping!
(That’s his mammy in the background in the first pic)
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