Ruby - super intelligent girl

Ruby is beautiful looking girl with a personality to match and is about 3.5-4 years old and in very good health. She is completley housetrained and will ask at the door when she needs to go out. Ruby loves toys and the chewier the better. Her favourite game is tug and she also enjoys playing fetch. She loves to chew and must be provided with plenty of appropriate chew toys so that she doesn't choose her own!

Ruby sleeps all night in her crate without any fuss. Once exercised Ruby is happiest flaking out on the sofa beside (or on top of) her favourite person - she actually thinks she is a lap-dog!

Ruby has all of her basic cues and some tricks too and loves learning and working - she is an extremely trainable dog. She has recently learned how to play dead! Her leash walking is very good and is continuing to improve as she becomes more and more comfortable with urban living. She is calm even when faced with rude dogs barking and lunging at her. She is easily led away by her person without looking for trouble. She alerts to the door but calms quickly and greets everyone she meets with so much affection you would think that she knew them all of her life! Ruby is bomb proof as regards handling and resource guarding and there are no issues here whatsoever.

Ruby is good with children over 6 years of age and is very gentle with them. She is not good with cats though so can't go to a home with a cat. Other than that she will fit in brilliantly to any active dog loving home. Ruby would be fine to live with a male companion but we think that she would prefer to have her people all to herself - only-child syndrome!!

Ruby is the perfect size and type to be someone's running partner so would be perfect for a sporty owner. In fact we think its really important that Ruby have some sort of extra-curricular activity in her new life whether that be jogging, agility or some other activity. Ruby is a special dog - I have never met a dog with such an amazing personality, she is so soft and affectionate. She loves to play and is all about having fun. She is devoted to her people and will make the best companion for someone.

Her ideal home would be one where she would not be left alone for long periods or where she could go to work with her owner. There will never be another Ruby so don't miss your chance - get her while you can! Ruby is neutered, fully vax'd and microchipped. If you think you can offer her the loving home she so very much deserves please call Martina on 086 3871498 or email enquiries@adogslife.ie.

She's gourgeaus, but you have to go to the new-members section and introduce yourself and the rescue you're with.

wow i know ruby has being in foster for a really long time now, i so hope she finds her forever home very soon she really deserves it, a big well done to all who worked with her too and has looked after her till now fair play. maybe you could get some pic's up of the beautiful ruby.

She looks so innocent looking :)

eamo s wrote:She looks so innocent looking :)

how come i cant see any pic's here?

Lil there's 1 pic at the bottom of the post. it's of her face. when shes lying down.

honestly harry no pic that i can see.

something wrong with your 20yr old computer so

but i can see all the other pics on the forum. i already know what ruby looks like but cant understand why i cant see the pic??

im sure this is the girl were talking about??

yeah looks like her alrite

this girl is on my bebo rehomeing page since 2008, id love to see her find a forever home

Would I be able to re-home this if my male dog isn't nutred?

to be honest i dont think you will be giving any pitty once you have other dogs.

Will I have to buy one then?

well thats up to you.

Wait!I'm confused, did you mean I won't be able to adopt 'cause I have other dogs?

Unneuterd dogs don't go down well with rescues.

oh right, as far as I know, were getting him neuterd, the Bitch, is spayed tho..

before u adopt a dog you will get a home check first and with a pitty they wont aprove you if you have dogs already. people always say that there are loooooads of pits in shelters but i dont think so. go look and see how many you find.

Thanks, I guess I'l save up...

no you don't have to buy 1, if your dog is good with other dogs and you have permission from the house owner, have some what knowledge about dogs etc and its a male it says ruby is good with other males, but it would be recommended you nurture your male id say.

is there any update on this girl??