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North-West England Deaf Dogs



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Town: Padiham, Lancashire, England
Deaf dog: Poppy is a 2 year old Collie cross. She was a resuce so I think deaf from birth, she is just lovely natured and loving and we fell in love with her before we knew she was deaf!
Human companions: Magz and Sam
Email: magzw@hotmail.com

 

 

Town: Liverpool, Merseyside, England
Deaf dog: Tia is a 4 month old samoyed x border collie
Human companions: Angela Glover
Other pets: Max border collie x black lab
Email: slappythesealion@hotmail.com

 

 

Town: Manchester, England
Deaf dog: Nova is a 13 yr old Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever. He is a one off dog, he is a champion show dog and loves to show off (he still goes to training!!). I have had him since he was 6 weeeks old, and over the years picked up that his hearing was beginnning to fail and this was when I started giving him signals (he could then associate the signal with the word whilst he could still hear albeit limited hearing). Now even a smile brings a reaction - what a dog!!! Dogs with deafness need a lot of patience and understanding. Take time with the training and it will pay dividends. Nova never takes his eyes off me now, waiting for his next "command".
Human companions: Anne and John Russell.
Other pets:.Jay - Curly Coated Retriever
Email: annerussel@mighty-micro.co.uk

 

Ben
Ben

 

Town: Manchester, England
Deaf dog: Ben is very lovable, lively and energetic. He likes to chase cars but is scared of our cat, Tigger. He is also fearful of brushes and brooms and the vacuum.
Human companions: Linda, Chris, Matt, Jess, Katie and Al.
Other pets: Tigger, the cat.
Email: ladywine@aol.com

 
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Town: Wigan, Lancashire, England
Deaf dog: Jabba is a Dalmatian, He is the most affectionate dog you could wish to know. From first thing in the morning to last thing at night he will either be licking or nibbling you. As this is Jabbas first christmas he is absolutley fascinated by the lights making it impossible to walk him, or even to keep him still!
Human companions: Nicola Patterson
Email: nic_pat@yahoo.co.uk
 
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Town: Oldham, Greater Manchester, England
Deaf dog: My wife and I adopted Rocky (a white Boxer)as a companion for our 2 other hearing boxers from the White Boxer Rescue Centre in Preston. We knew he was deaf when we adopted him. He has a tiny amount of hearing and appears suprised when he hears a strange sound.
Human companions: Robin M Pilch
Other pets:
Email: robpilch@btinternet.com
 
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Town: Morecambe, Lancashire, England
Deaf dog: Lily (English Bull Terrier) was born deaf had two 'homes' before we found her at 10 weeks. she enjoys her dog socialisation classes and is doing very well. She can sit / go flat/ stand to hand command. On the lead she is learing how to return to us. Lily has a very good memory so if she sees something she would like to do and can't at the time due to being restricted say by the lead she will remember it for later. She loves to 'get' the hoover broom and builders brushes as she passes. Car boot sales are a favourite as there are a lot of teddy's at low level to suddenly dive on - she is only helping them you understand. Lily is helping us to learn how much our communication is usually futile, we are learning to be clear and express what we mean ! We are currently keeping a training journal of Lily's teachings and hope to publish it sometime in the autumn of 2002 as a training guide. If you have anything to share around your own training, might be interested in a deaf dog party in the north UK (on the beach) or want to tell of something that has helped you with your dog please do contact as your contribution will be invaluable.
Human companions: Jacqui Best
Other pets: We no longer have our lovely pepper, opera singer Shi Tzu or Hera the 'baby' bearded collie (never got older than 6 months despite living more than ten years !! We mention then because they are still both in our hearts and we believe 'helping' Lily in her behaviours !!
Email: buttermerehouse@ntlworld.com
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Town: Chester, England
Deaf dog: Sky
"Sky is a 2 year old white Boxer. "Sky was from the White Boxer Rescue in Preston. We knew she was deaf when we got her and she has exploded into our lives and play, destroy, eat and sleep! not necessarily in that order!!
Human companions: Ceri and Stuart Harding
Other pets: 2 year old Rottweiler bitch, Giant African Land Snail!
Email: Pineapp1es@AOL.COM
Toby
Toby
Town: Radcliffe, Manchester, England
Deaf dog: Toby
Toby is a three year old Border Collie adopted in March 2002 from Manchester and District Dogs Home in Manchester . "They didn't tell me he was deaf and at first I thought it was selective deafness due to everything being new and him always being excited. I have just started dog training with him in Radcliffe. The people doing the training are excellent and very helpful. They think he has had some training in the past and he was better behaved than the border collie who was being assessed before him. He is frightened of dogs that look like German Shepherds but is a really good friend. I'm glad I got him even if he can't hear me"
Human companions: Dawn Graves, her Partner Mark and daughters Catherine, Jenny and Samantha
Other pets: 3 birds and two gold fish

Email: dawn@helen173.fsnet.co.uk
Nemo
Nemo

Town: Blackpoool, Lancashire, England
Deaf dog: Nemo:
Nemo is a one year old Border Collie
. " We picked Nemo from the last two of a litter of 8 Blue Merle Collies because he was so inquisitive. Soon after we realised he was deaf, and set about training him with hand signals. He now knows about 20 to 25 different commands and is a bronze "good citizen", silver to follow this year (hopefully). He is one year old and is very clever and friendly. He loves running off the lead on the beach or field. His brother (the other of the last two) is called Blue, and lives nearby. Blue is also deaf but learning signals well."

Human companions: Matt and Charlotte Willmot
Other pets: some fish

Email: matt.charlotte@btopenworld.com

 
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Summer
Town: Manchester
Deaf dogs: Summer
Summer is an 8 month old Old Enlglish Sheepdog. "I was born in Blackpool, England. The breeder didnt tell my new mum and dad I was deaf, but when they realised that I was they loved me too much to send me back. I love playing football in the park, and going to the seaside for long walks. I like playing chase with my two step sisters (Jen and Cleo the cats), and best of all I love bathtime. I go to Swinton Dog training classes where I have made lots of new friends, including a beagle I have a crush on but thats a secret. If any other deaf dogs would like to get in touch please do, even owners are welcome."
Human companions: Paul and Aly Johnson
Other pets: Jen and Cleo the cats and Ole the bunny
Email:pauljohnsonm@aol.com
 


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