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We recently adopted a sheltie puppy that is mostly white except for a racing stripe next to his left eye and a couple of grey areas on the right side of his body. He is completely deaf, but learns very quickly.... We have a beagle named Sherlock and named our new little guy Watson. Watson learns everything (good and bad) from Sherlock, but it has honestly been a fairly easy transition.
I know there are some pretty harsh things being said about all white guys, but we didn't get him to show or breed, we took him as a pet and because the breeder who has only had 2 deaf puppies born in 40 years wanted him to have a good home and we have had a deaf/blind dog in the recent past.
This is my first post to the forum, but I look forward to learning more about the Sheltie breed. We are smitten!!
I tried to find you on FB but there are several Michelle French's.
If you could find me (Nicole Bass-Gibbons).. I would so appreciate it. There's only one me out there, I think. Thanks so much!
Thanks everyone, and Lunabear, your fella is so adorable. I will get a pic up of Watson soon. I am having technology issues and need to get the pics off of my iphone first.![]()
Welcome to the group! Thank you for giving Watson a loving, forever home. I also have a double merle. His name is Cooper and he has one deformed eye and is partially blind in the other. He is also partially deaf. But my sweet boy has no idea he is disabled in any way! He's super smart as well. I know you will have such a great time training and loving little Watson.
This is a picture of my one eyed wonder dog, Cooper! The second is my three; two special needs rescues and my little purebred bundle. L-R Lottie, Cooper & Meggie