Rehoming

From time to time NASDU Head Office receive calls from dog owners who for a variety of reasons need to re-home their dogs.

Many of these have been referred by the RSPCA/Battersea Dogs Home to NASDU as the breed of dog may be suitable as a Security Dog.

The following contains the contact details of these dog owners for which we ask you to contact the owner direct.

NASDU offers nor implies any guarantee of suitability and it is the responsibility of the enquirer to ascertain the reason for the dog being re-homed and its suitability.

The service is provided free of charge to members of NASDU and users of its website, all we ask is that if a dog is re-homed then you contact NASDU so we can amend the site.

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28.10.25

Keevas Description:

I have a pedigree 2.5yr old female GSD, who I have had from a pup. We are a family with two teenage boys and having had GSDs before it was the breed we wanted. As I am discovering, some GSDs need a purpose more than just being a family dog that is trained and worked.

She is highly intelligent and picked up skills quickly which we have been able to work on and progress, with that being said all of her walks/time outside of the house is constant work! She is reactive but when focused will not react. What I am wanting to ask is this. I believe hand on heart that she needs and deserves more than just a family home, I have worked tirelessly with her and have a great trainer too but family life is not her calling and I know there is a better home out there for her for her to fulfil her needs and wants. Whether that is a working home or a home where someone can meet all of her needs all of the time.

Very well handled, walks to heal, will listen to commands: sit, leave, drop, down, break. She is good with adults and older children that she knows. She can be excitable with those she doesn’t know, in the house. I wouldn’t have her loose around children under 8 years old, I have experienced her run towards them in the garden. She is crate trained, but sleeps in the kitchen. She can be left on her own and has never chewed or damaged anything in our home. She is anxious when we have other people in the house and takes some time to settle, if it is just us at home she is calm and quiet unless the doorbell goes and she will bark.

When out of the house , she travels well in the car. She is reactive towards other dogs, but has never harmed another or had a bad experience towards herself. Her reactivity shows up in the form of; she wants to lunge towards other dogs, barks, hackles are up, appears aggressive. As you can understand being a family and living in an area with other families and family dogs this takes a lot of managing. Walking her outside of the home takes a a lot of energy as we are constantly in work mode- even when she ‘breaks’ I am still on hyper alert.

I would say she is an alpha female. If we are in a secure area or walk early in the morning, she will be off lead and has good recall (unless she sees/smells munjacks). She absolutely loves working with my trainer/dog walker and I am happy for whoever to get in touch with him too.

She hasn’t been neutered and is up to date with her vaccines. No health problems. I have all of her paperwork from the kennel club and both parents health tests. Her paperwork requests that she cannot have pedigree offspring.

Please contact the admin office at [email protected] for contact details

For geographical purposes we are based in Caddington, Bedfordshire on the border of Herts and Bucks.

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09.10.25

Keiko 

2 and half years old, entire male GSD,

We are based in Brampton for the minute but have to be out of the home by November, he doesn’t like the car he has to be picked up and put in but once in he’s fine so we could travel with him or someone travel to us 

He has been brought up in a family of 4 2 children 2 other children visit from age 2, he’s been brought up with 2 other dogs since pups, he does not like cats, small animals or birds, he’s often caught pigeons in my garden, he’s fast, he’s made a race track (we call it) where the rescuer said its where he’s guarding his perimeter and why he would be better suited with a job, he will run this when we go outside, he will play fetch all day he loves to pass you things to throw for him, no health problems, he has rear dew claws .
He is on guard walking on lead so could maybe could do with some better training with someone who knows more about the breed and guarding dogs , he’s a strong dog on lead, he will need a few meets as can be nervous towards other people at first, he’s a beautiful dog and deserves the best, thankyou

To enquire please email Leah, [email protected]