Podenca Peaches is a Spanishdeathrowdogz dog, rescued from the kill list in a perrera
‘It’s me! Peaches, why does nobody love me enough to share their home with me? I’m a lovely sweet girl who has had a horrible past, when the ladies found me I had a huge hernia, I was in a lot of pain, but now I’m fine, I just need that elusive home. I’m a sweet, friendly girl, in fact I quite like men, very unusual here in Spain. I’ve been waiting for such a long time for my furever home, I wonder if it’s ever going to come. Please share so lots of people see me, it only takes one person to fall in love with me and my life could be changed in an instant. I will come with an adoption contract, passport, spayed and vaccinated. What’s not to love?’
Contact Lynn Judge if you have room in your home and heart for her.
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3 responses to “Podenca Peaches waiting and waiting forever”
Peaches is a Podenco Medio short-haired. Maria, whom we rescued ourselves from the Cape verde islands is a short-hair Podengo Medio. She is very similar but more fawn and less ruddy in her hair colour. Maria is a very loving and affectionate dog and I would encourage anyone to take on Peaches.
Maria, like most rescued dogs had a few issues. She did not like me putting my hand anywhere near her head. She struggled if I picked her up anywhere near water. You can guess what had been done to her as a puppy by Cape Verdean men. She is now very fond of women – at least from northern europe, and some men.
There is a forum for podengos of all three sizes, which you can find on podengoforumotion. net. You might find people who want to adopt Peaches, there.
Maria is an out and out huntress , with very powerful back legs. With a running start she can jump so that her snout reaches 7ft up a tree, pursuing a fleeing squirrel. She will also chase cats, jumping onto roofs, just behind their tail, foxes and deer. We have lost her at times for well over an hour. But with hr incredible sense of smell, she will always eventually return to wherever we last saw her.
Would just point out that Peaches is a Spanish Podenca Andaluz which indeed do come in 3 sizes, small (which I have at 7 kg) medium and large. Podengos are Portuguese. All is explained in my definitive guide to the Podenco, From Pyramid to Perrera, which can be purchased on line on this blog.
Heb je gedeeld en hoop dat er snel een heel goed en warm thuis voor jou gaat komen lieve schat xxx