A HAPPY ENDING FOR BOSS

[JOANNE]

Thankyou to everyone that commented on my blog about the little orphan English Setter puppy called Boss, surrendered to the SPCA by his owner because he was not interested in pheasants.. So many asked to be kept informed of his wellbeing that I am delighted to be able to post this blog.

Boss was visited today by a lovely gentleman from Auckland and his family, who already had experience of owning a Gordon Setter. Despite informing them of his one or two bad habits :-) it was obvious that Andy and his wife had done a little research on the breed before visiting him and had already identified some techniques to assist them tackle his barking for attention. Boss was very smoochy towards them and I am delighted to say that he has gone to his new home in Auckland where he will be a cherished family companion. I felt sad saying goodbye to Boss as he had been such a wonderful house guest to have stay with us but also happy for him.

They truly were a lovely family, a 16 year old boy and an 11 year old girl, well I think Boss may well have landed on his little paws :-) 

[Cheryl Gorey]

Fantastic!  Great outcome and sounds like Boss is in for a great life.

[Danica Morarova]

=))Good LUCK little/BIG/ Boss!

[Gayle Sheridan]

That is great news Jo, hope this works out well for Boss.Sounds a much better home than a hunting home anyway.

[Nadine Bonjean]

Good luck!

[Angela Roberts]

So pleased he is going to be loved and wanted. 

[Dee Rance]

Glad to see that Boss has done so well for himself and congratulations finding a good home....;o))

[Michelle Walsh]

Great news ! I wish him a long & happy life in Auckland :)

[martina mckeag]

Thats great news hope they all be very happy he is a lovely dog

[Sheree Parrish]

Such good news, I'm sure they will be delighted with the little fella, and it sounds like he has landed on his feet :-)

[Chantal McIlveen-Wright]

Great news and wishing Boss a well deserved happy life full of love and fun