We run this posting again as Mr. Guinness has been returned over the weekend. Guinness is a generally brave dog but surprisingly he is afraid of thunder. If he could, he would want to hide himself under a table or seek the protection of a mighty chair during a thunderstorm. Sometimes he even tries to squeeze into really tiny spaces. He would use his paws to cover up his big mega ears and try to calm himself down by murmuring to himself "be a man, it's just a thunderstorm. It's no big deal, I'll get through it."
We are firm believers in "awesome dogs definitely deserve good homes". So we are now doing our best to rehome our awesome Guinness again.
Guiness enjoys car rides. And he only likes taking pictures of his side profiles.
"Hunger was my everyday enemy. Every morning I check my trademark smile in the mirror, put on my best suit (black) and start work at the break of dawn, pacing up and down that familiar road hoping that someone might spare me some of their breakfast leftovers. I really admire Mr Darlie, he's my idol. He's really successful."
As a new dog rescuer, I was still very happy for just successfully found a home for my big black pitbull-mongrel-mix (Sean Black back in November 2010). And there I spot this scrawny little fella pacing up and down the street where my factory is. I whistled for his attention and put some kibbles on a piece of old newspaper. He chomped up everything within a few seconds and proceeded to drink from an old bucket someone left near the rubbish dump. The next few mornings I saw him following every passer-by who has a packet of food in their hand. He puts on his best smile and wags his tail as hard as he can, hoping that someone will give him some scraps to fill his stomach.
I continue to leave kibbles for him and he will finish up everything within a few seconds. He's the skinniest dog I've seen and I felt heartache seeing such a happy and wonderful creature so skinny. It really touched me when he came to my front door and peeped at me although I have only fed him a few times. I think he likes me,… haha. I decided to abduct him that evening and now he's temporarily staying at the yard of an unoccupied house. I really hope that he will get a good owner/home.
Guinness is a young and active adult male, about a year old. His fur is predominantly black, with a layer of ivory colour undercoat. A very attentive dog with pointy ears like a doberman, can easily be trained into a good guard dog. A naturally happy and good nature dog, suitable for both families and singles.
Once you have warmed up with him, he is playful and loves attention from you! He gets along with other dogs as well. We have taught him sit and stay. He is willing to pick up more doggie tricks if you could spare some time to train him.
If you would like to share your home with Guinness please call Sam at 012-2900215.
* Guiness is not photogenic as this is a common with black dogs. Come view him if you are interested!*
3 comments:
Guinness is sure a handsome boy. And he sounds like such a wonderful dog. We had a dog that was very afraid of thunderstorms when we were kids, and h would always try to hide in the smallest of spaces. But we understood and loved him dearly. We hope and pray sweet Guinness finds a forever family that understands that part of him, too.
Oh my god. It is raining heavily now. Poor boy must be trying to find a place to hide. He is a lovely dog if you take some time to warm up with him. He showers you with loads of attention everytime he sees me and he still remember me two months after we rehomed him. He is such a unique dog that we affectionately nicknamed him bouncing dog. He bounces up and down on all fours (instead of jumping up and down) everytime he sees us.
Very handsome dog.....I like it. I will redirect this post on my blog to help Mr Guiness for a home.
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