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South-East England Deaf Dogs

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Bonnie and Fleur, the Dalmatians
Bonnie and Fleur
Town: Hastings, East Sussex
Deaf dogs: Two Dalmatians, Bonnie and Fleur. Bonnie's affectionate and "a bit of a bulldozer." Fleur is loving, obsessed by light, and always close by, the sisters were born in July 1999
Human companions: Penny H Stacey and her husband Steve
Email: penny.stacey@virgin.net
Wesley
Wesley
Town: Woodford, Essex, England
Deaf dog: Wesley is a registered PAT Dog, he has a little arthritis but is still keen to learn and loves nothing more than doing some training and being given some treats as reinforcement. As Wesley is growing progressively more deaf, we are learning constantly between the two of us what his changing needs are, and how we can keep his life interesting and enjoyable.
Human companions: Gail and Jason
Email: Unavailable
Camera shy Town: Caterham, Surrey
Deaf dog: We lost Sammy a year ago and we miss him. We are thinking about another deaf dog - a greyhound.
Human companions: Alison Niemira and family.
Email: alison@catsf.co.uk
Luke Sky Walker a Dalmatian
Luke Sky Walker
Town: Staines, Middlesex
Deaf dog: Luke was one of the puppy's in the Disney film 102 Dalmatians. Nobody wanted him and the dog trainer just wanted a good home for him. He is VERY affectionate and gets on well with our other two hearing dogs. His best pal is Dotty our other hearing Dalmatian. She is very spotty. Although it was hard going at first Luke is growing into a smashing little boy, he is handsome, full of energy and we love him to bits. He lives with us in a sheltered housing scheme for older people so he has 35 adopted grannies and grandpas who think he is great!
Human companions: Sue (Mummy) & Gary (Daddy).
Other pets: Tilly, a 6 year old cross breed and Dotty, a 5 year old dalamtation
Email: tillydottyluke@waitrose.com
Camera Shy
Town: Hastings, East Sussex
Deaf dog: Cleo was rescued 6 months ago by a friend, but on discovering that she was deaf my friend decided she could no longer keep her (she had already lost one dog on the road!) I have another Lurcher, Shadow, who has a crushed skull due to early mistreatment and who I have had for 2 years. The two get on very well and after only four weeks she uses him to know what she is being asked to do. She is very affectionate and is not at all scared of new people. Both the dogs are great with my horse and come out on rides with me.
Human companions: Trevor, Mary & Lucy
Other pets: Shadow(dog) & Ted (horse)
Email: lulu@cloudcuckooland.co.uk
Camera Shy
Town: Worthing, West Sussex
Deaf dog: Womble is a bright and intelligent dog, who has just fitted right into our home. She has completed two levels of training and we are currently looking into agility. She adores people, other dogs, playing and swimming. I have become very interested in deaf dogs and would love to hear from anyone, especially those doing agility with their deaf dog.
Human companions: Vicky and Elaine
Other pets: Two hearing dogs - a Beagle and German Shepard cross plus two ferrets.
Email: elaine.vic@cwctv.net
Camera Shy
Town: Bexleyheath, Kent
Deaf dog: Molly is now 11 Months old and knows about 30 signs (including one for 'cup of tea?'!!) She is an absolute delight,and we don't know what we would do without her. She still pretends that she can't see me sometimes, if we're out and she's having fun playing with another dog!!
Human companions: Lea Dell
Email: lea.dell@btopenworld.com
Camera Shy
Town: Southampton, Hampshire
Deaf dog: Phoebe: We have only had Pheobe for three weeks, and have no previous experience of a deaf dog. So far we have had no problems and are able to communicate with her well. She has settled in quickly and we cannot imagine life without her.
Human companions: Paul and Mandy Bailey, and 4 children
Other pets: Jazz - German Shepherd 2 Tarrantulas, 1 Lizard, 1 Mouse, 1 Hamster
Email: fizzypop44@hotmail.com
Captain
Captain
Town: London, England
Deaf dog: Captain: English Toy Terrier (Toy Manchester Terrier in USA)
She is more lively, independent, and quicker learner than her hearing sister. At 11 weeks she only knows 'no' and 'good' signs so far though.
As far as I know the first time deafness has been reported in breed. In same litter one other deaf pup, two other hearing pups, all bitches. Parents both hearing. Speculate deafness Autosomal Recessive as is thought to be the case with Whippets (related breed).
Human companions: David Michael
Other pets: Kitty (Captain's sister)
Email: david@newglobe.co.uk
Camera Shy
Town: Sevenoaks, Kent
Deaf dog: Bailey was found abandoned on the M1 in North England and found in an appalling state - thin and with eyes so infected they were completely closed. Luckily for her, 'Daneline' one of the country's Great Dane rescue organisations found her a home with us! Her 'packmates' are two retired greyhounds and three kids! I am using her training as a case study for my HND/Degree in Canine Psychology so am keeping a journal which I hope to post on the net for anyone to check out. She's only been with us a few days, but we simply cannot imagine a time without her - past, present or future....
UPDATE!! Bailey has been with us now for 10 months and has achieved a very good level of training. She has also shown a remarkable talent for tracking so she has started search training! Who says deaf dogs are a problem? This one may end up being of value to the community!
Bailey now has one retired greyhound housemate (Buffy), plus temporary housemates in the form of the occasional fostered Great Dane living with us while waiting for permanent homes!

Human companions: Jaq Bunn - 1 Alpha Bitch (ME!), two boys aged 15 & 11, one girl aged 9.
Other pets: 2 retired greyhounds - Bart aged 7, Buffy aged 4
Email: jaq@funsize.net
Camera Shy
Town: St Leonards on Sea Sussex
Deaf dogs: Yoda
Yoda is a 9 week English Bull Terrier. "I was looking for another dog as company for Eros who is a Rottweiler x Rhodesian Ridgeback. He was advertised in the local paper, when I saw that he was deaf I felt I should have him as I know I will love him just as much as a hearing dog. So far he has fitted in really well and is already responding to a sign for come. He is getting on brilliantly with Eros and they play together really well, if anything Yoda is the boss already even though Eros is about four times as big!! "
Human companions: Janet and Mike Sargent
Other pets: Eros Rottweiler x Rhodesian ridgeback.
Email: janet.3.weatherley@bt.com
Camera Shy
Town: Worthing West Sussex
Deaf dogs: Robbie
Robbie is an 18 month old Boxer. "We got robbie from NCDL at about 9 weeks.he has done basic training and done really well. We are about to start agility as he is very bouncy and i am sure would love it.he lives with my two other hearing dogs and gets on great with everything. I will get a photo done of him soon and put it on this site so you can see him."
Human companions: John and Sally Hunt
Other pets: 1 lurcher dublin ,1 boxer simon and 2 rabbits
Email: john@joey900.freeserve.co.uk

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