Marmite - Rehomed

Marmite is a 4 and a half year old patterdale cross (possibly some staffie in the mix) and is currently on foster in Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan.

The Marmite Fact File
Dog status: Very good
Cat status: Has lived with outdoor cats before but may be best suited to a home without cats.
Child status: Can be rehomed with children aged 8 years plus
House training: Perfect
Home alone: Fine for short periods. Not suitable for full time worker
Basic training: Good recall, sit, beg, down, wait and out.
Special skill: De-stuffing teddy bears!



They say you either love Marmite or hate Marmite. Well I defy anyone to not LOVE LOVE LOVE this girl. She is everything a dog should be, loving, fun, comical, intelligent....... the works. What could you not like about that?

Marmite has settled in to her foster home very well and got to know her foster brother who is a collie. She has been good with all dogs she has met out on walks and loves a good run around and a play. Marmite can be rehomed with other dogs or as a single dog. She did show some issues with minor possessive behaviour around her foster brother at first but this has been worked on and she has stopped. Care would have to be taken if integrating her with existing dogs so that this behavour does not resurface as the dogs establish their relationship.



Marmite has lived in a home that had outdoor cats before and was Ok with them. However, her foster home has seen a potential desire to chase cats so it may be better if Marmite is rehomed to a feline free house. She would not be suitable to live with small animals such as indoor rabbits.



Marmite has been very good with everyone she has met, she is a loving and affectionate dog at home and is very well socialised and confident with new people. She has spent time with children over the age of 7 years and has been very good with them. She could be rehomed with children over the age of 8 if they are used to dogs. Marmite was rehomed by us previously and came back into our care when her previous owner had a new baby. Marmite was unsettled by the changes and was not comfortable around the baby. Care would have to be taken in future around babies and small children and she would not be a suitable choice for someone looking to start a family in the near future.



Marmite has a good level of basic training already and lovely manners in the home. She is house trained, sleeps soundly all night and walks nicely on the lead. She loves travelling in the car and hops in happily.

Marmite has excellent recall and is very good off the lead. She adores her walks and play and will be looking for an active home who will get her out and about to new places.

All Hope Rescue dogs are neutered, vaccinated, wormed, flea treated and microchipped prior to rehoming. A homecheck will be required, and you will need to come and meet the dog with your own dogs and family. Hope Rescue rehomes throughout the UK. A Pre-Home Interest Form can be downloaded from www.hoperescue.org.uk and should be returned to dogs@hoperescue.org.uk

Gorgeous Marmite has been with her new fosterer for a while now and has settled in very well

She has started to play with the other foster Kia and the resident dog Zena. She comes to her fosterer and cries when she wants to go out bless her. Marmite is adorable

Some new pics of cute Marmite

Marmite is still looking

Lovely girl!Wish I could have her!! In the third picture she reminds me of me and my aunties staffie casey, she always lies like that! Dead cute, hope this beautiful babe finds a lovely home that she deserves!