Tinkie Winkie and myself (Idefix), just got dropped of in Candiac to a foster home who couldn’t decide which one of us to foster, so they decided to take both of us for a couple of days to see if they can handle the two. If not they will decide which one of us they will keep fostering and the other one will need a new foster home.
I’m kind of hoping that they will keep both of us, that way I can keep Tinkie company (since he doesn’t like being all alone) and it would save one of us from having to move again.
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i always wanted a dog and lets say i wanted on of these two would i be able to get one separate? or would i have to adopt both of them ?
Why don’t you read the post before asking questions.
-Rick
If anyone is interested in these dogs, I fostered Tinkie Winkie and he is a wonderful dog. I work 9 to 5 so I was not the ideal match for him because of his separation anxiety. If it weren’t for his separation anxiety, I would have taken him without a second thought. He listens so well, doesn’t try to run away in the park, walks well on leash, and doesn’t get easily distracted or excited. He really needs a home with another dog (unfortunately, I’m not ready to have two dogs) or someone who is home during the day. He would make a wonderful addition to any family as he is great with people of all ages! I hope him and Idefix get to stay together. They seem like a good match.
I agree, he is a sweetheart. I’m worried that I will suffer from separation anxiety when he leaves us.
I know. I was extremely sad myself. Still think of him every day. Are you fostering him with Idefix? Are they going to stay together?
Hi Tina, Raymond and I are fostering them right now – we realize Tinky is very attached to people and another dog does not distract him. Actually, it aggravates the problem – when one stops barking, the other one starts – they instigate each other (captured on video).
Idefix, on the other hand, sleeps by himself every night while Tinky has to sleep in our bedroom – nothing holds him: the gate he jumps, the door he scratches and the leash is all chewed up. Leaving the radio on and Idefix to make him company does not work but there are still some other tricks to try with him :o)
Next up will be a kong stuffed with treat to keep him busy. We could also try a crate and maybe a lemon spray collar. Have you tried any of these?