Stanley the Rescue Puppy’s Last Chance With Our Golden Retriever

Name: Stanley the Rescue Puppy’s Last Chance With Our Golden Retriever
Uploaded: 2026-09-10T12:08:10+00:00
Duration: 30 min 16 s
Channel: The Golden Kobe Family

00:00They said his energy was impossible. We thought we found him the perfect home and then I got a

00:05phone call that changed everything. I think we have to return Stanley. After just 48 hours,

00:11Stanley was being returned. He was officially too much to handle and now he's back at square one.

00:17How do you find a forever home for a dog that keeps getting rejected? Well,

00:22this was Stanley's last chance and we weren't going to fail him.

00:26So, we have just rescued Stanley. We put Stanley into the car and we could instantly tell this dog

00:32is highly strong. We brought him home and put him straight into the garden. Come on, Stanley.

00:39Oh, good boy. This puppy is brave. Showed no signs of fear, but the real test was how Kobe and

00:45the

00:45pack would react to this. Well, let's find out. We're going to start by bringing out our super

00:49shy rescue Scout. Come on, Scout out. Come on, Scout out. Come on, Scout out. This is the trouble

00:57that I have. Come on, Scout out. Come on, Scout out. Good boy. Good boy. Come on, Scout out. I've

01:05managed

01:05to get one dog out. He's still super scared, so I don't expect him to come up to Stanley. He

01:11looks

01:11like he's waiting very patiently. So, we're going to leave Scout alone there. I'm going to come back

01:15to Stanley and we're going to pay him some attention. Oh, my God. No, no, no, no, no, no, no,

01:20no, no,

01:20no, no. He bit a bee and he just got it. Oh, boy. We're in for a ride with this

01:25one. He looks

01:26quite curious on Scout. Like I said, because Scout's quite scared, we knew that he wouldn't come over.

01:31He's sniffing where Stanley's just been. I'm going to go and get Moki, who is our lovable and playful

01:36Doberman, and we think she will match his puppy energy quite well. Thank you. Moki out.

01:46Hello, Moki girl. Oh, he did a little skid. Oh, he did play ball.

01:55Oh. Oh, my God. Those are absolutely adorable. Oh, look at Scout. Scout's now brave enough to come

01:59over because Moki's leaning. Look at him leaning. Oh, he's gone all submissive. Oh, look at his little

02:05tail. So, we're hoping that these two are going to be best friends, but you'll see later on in the

02:10video. These two got into a bad fight. So, I think we let Moki through, not Scout yet, but I

02:19think we

02:19let Moki come through to this little section. What do you think? I think it'll be fine. I wasn't

02:24confident on letting Scout through yet because I started wanting to get overwhelmed because I feel

02:28like Stanley might overwhelm him a bit. Scalzi, who's that? What do you reckon? I think it'll be okay.

02:32Okay. I think as long as you don't move. Okay. All right. Open up. All right. We're going to open

02:37it

02:37up. After this, we will get him to meet Kobe, but Stanley's showing some good signs, lots of tail

02:41wags, play bowing, just really being puffy behavior. So, we're going to let him out and Ella be at the

02:46ready in case anything goes wrong. Here, Stanley. There. Oh, look at Scout. Gently Scout. Yes, he's

03:01being gentle. Look. Good boy. Oh, they're proper. Snipping him. Yeah. He's being so playful. Look. Yeah,

03:08he's being really good. Oh. Oh my God. Oh, Moki's even joining in. Oh my God. Oh,

03:16he's so good with dogs. Oh, look at Scout. Scout's like, we're going to be best friends. Good boy,

03:23Scout. Oh my God. Look at Scout. Lots of play bows. Oh. Really, really good to see. Oh my God.

03:28This

03:28has made me so happy to see. So, if you don't know who Scout is, he's literally like one of

03:33the most

03:33terrified dogs we've ever rescued. He would literally be completely frozen in fear. So, this moment with

03:38Stanley is huge for him. Good boy. Oh, you're being brave. Stanley's so playful. Oh, this. Oh,

03:46Oh my God. Oh my God. This is going to be perfect for Scout. Moki's unsure. Moki's like,

03:51I just want to get out of the wet and the dirt. Oh, this has made me so happy. I

03:54think it's going to

03:55help Scout a lot. Yeah, same. Oh my God. Scout can tell. Scout knows he's older than him. Yeah.

04:02Doesn't he? Yeah, but look, they want to. Okay. That went as good as I think it could have gone.

04:08To be honest, I'm just going to bring Kobe out to here. Yeah. I think, I don't think you need

04:12to do the

04:12barrier with him. Yeah. Because Stanley is just amazing with dogs. So, let me go and get our

04:17lovable, but very jealous. And I think he's going to be very jealous. Golden Retriever, Kobe.

04:22Come on, Kobe boy. You ready? Go on then, Kobe. Good boy. Look at Stanley. He's like,

04:28another one? Are you serious? Oh, he's going all submissive. He's like, I'm just the Bubba.

04:35Moki, Moki, Moki. What? Don't run him down. Well, he's getting scared. Look,

04:39Moki's like, they're all chasing after him. Let Kobe say hello. Moki. Good girl.

04:45She's having a sniff as well. Oh, Kobe's tail. He's like, I'm just a Bubba.

04:50I know. He's like, literally like, I'm just a baby. He's got amazing dog manners. Bear in mind,

04:56he's just come into three big dogs. So we think, or we've been told he is husky German Shepherd.

05:01I'm not entirely sure. If he is husky German Shepherd, he's going to be very stubborn. He's going to be

05:05very strong minded, very strong willed. And so these dogs would be really good to teach him dog manners.

05:09Oh, he's gone all submissive. He's doing so good. So the reason we're not opening this up yet is

05:14because this one, who's still quite scared, literally came into the garden for the first time

05:19yesterday. Yeah. And so we don't want him to have all access into the garden in case he makes a

05:23dive

05:23and a run for it. So the plan now is to get Stanley into the house so he can get

05:27used to his new home.

05:28But he had other ideas. Oh, he's got the zoomies. He's got the zoomies. He's going nuts. All right,

05:36should we try going inside again? Come on, Stanley. Let's try this again. Oh my God,

05:40he's got the puppy zoomies and he just can't stop running. And Moki's getting all excited.

05:45Okay, trying to get him to explore the house. Scout's gone back into his crate and he's kind of like,

05:51what are you doing in there? Stanley's having a good look and a good sniff of everything.

05:58I think the way that he like bounces around really interests the dogs. Oh yeah,

06:03opening the conservatory up because the weather's nice. He's also got this room here. He's not shy,

06:08is he? No, he's very confident dog. So this is actually Stanley's third home and he's only four

06:16months old. And so with a dog like him, who clearly needs a lot of training is super high energy

06:22and he

06:22needs his boundaries set. Obviously not having a consistent home, a consistent leader has probably

06:27made our job 10 times harder. But you'll see later on, he actually gets adopted, but things seem to go

06:33wrong again. He then tested the boundaries straight away. We know we'll have to be firm with this one.

06:43This was just the start of Stanley testing us. It might look harmless on camera and he's still a

06:48puppy. But with a dog like Stanley, if you don't set clear boundaries, it'll only get worse. From

06:53what we've been told, his previous homes were first time owners. And honestly, Stanley is not a good

06:58first dog to have. And then we had another problem. You can see Stanley kept trying to mount Scout. We

07:04usually leave it to the dogs to tell them they don't like it, but you'll see later Scout took it

07:09too far.

07:12So we also know that he needs a lot of being taught how to be calm. So we had to

07:18do that with

07:19Moki where these breeds that are working breeds want a job to do constantly. And so he's probably

07:24absolutely exhausted right now, but nobody has taught him. Now's the time to actually just calm down,

07:29relax, have a nap. And so he also needs to be taught that. We got him inside to try and

07:33relax,

07:33but realized we had a problem. So we don't actually even have a crate for him yet because that is

07:40how

07:40much of a last minute rescue he was. And so me or Ella are going to go to pets at

07:45home to just pick

07:46up a crate because a high... Kobe's telling him. Because a high energy dog like this will need to

07:54basically just have a place to decompress to settle. So we need to go and get him a crate, but

07:59we also got

08:00to training him and setting boundaries straight away. So the first thing we're out. The first

08:05thing we're going to teach him is being out of the kitchen. Out. Go on. We don't want you in

08:09here.

08:09This is where food's made. And we'll just keep repeating that over and over and over again,

08:15because he needs to learn boundaries. Not me pretending like I'm like, yeah, look at that.

08:20He's clearly a quick learner, but Stanley, we have obviously just rescued him. So we also want to make

08:25sure that he's feeling all the love and he feels safe too. And it wasn't just us that needed to

08:30teach him boundaries too. There we go.

08:39Oh, so he needs to learn that when Moki's laying down, she doesn't want to play,

08:44that's her resting, but she's doing a good job in teaching him that. Stanley did actually

08:48eventually relax, which is really good. And it finally gave me a chance to get his crate.

08:53Okay. We have got two medium crates. I stopped filming in the shop because I find it so awkward

08:59filming in public, but I have come out with two medium crates because the crate that Scout is in

09:04at the moment is just too big for him. And I got him a new collar to properly welcome him

09:10into the pack.

09:11I got him two because I wasn't sure if he'd be small or medium. And I also got him some

09:17puppy

09:18dental treats as well to give him something to chew on.

09:20So we got to taking down Scout's crate, putting up his new one and then putting up Stanley's crate.

09:26We have got Stanley's crate and we have got Scout's crate. We're now just going to put blankets on top

09:32because a lot of people don't realize that dogs like to have like little corners like to themselves.

09:38I feel like they're in a little den. First dog to come in is Scout. Let's see how he likes

09:41his new crate.

09:42Come on, Scout. Come on then. Whoa. Yeah, that's a perfect fit for him. You see how he like tucks

09:50himself into the corner because he wants a nice small crate. He's trying to tuck himself and be

09:55small. He's having a good little sniff around there. Right. And then Stanley looks like he's outside

09:59destroying something. Stanley, come on, mate. What you got? What you got? Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

10:07My God, this dog is absolutely crazy. What you got? What's that? Stanley, let me see. What's that?

10:12Oh, you can tell he's not used to having things taken from his mouth. So we've got Stanley in.

10:17Let's put his new collar on him as well. He's going to look absolutely adorable.

10:21Oh, they're gone. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, Stanley, you idiot. We put him outside.

10:32He tried to eat some rocks. Hey, Stanley, no, no, no, no. So even moments like that,

10:40he just needs to learn. No, we don't want him to pick up the rocks. It's not okay. Good boy.

10:45This dog is absolutely crazy. Eight out. No. Good boy. This dog's nuts. What have we got ourselves

10:54into? And then it was time to put his new collar on him and officially welcome him into the pack.

11:00Okay. New collar on Stanley. Ella says she doesn't like it, but I've already bought it. So

11:05at least you don't like it. Oh, never mind then. Oh, Stanley boy. Look at you. Yeah,

11:13it suits him, no? You're an official foster. It suits him. He's like, let me back out there,

11:19mum. I want to go play. Oh, he's trying to chew the emblem. He's trying to chew the tag.

11:26Yeah, they all do. Okay. First toy for Stanley. The question is, is Moki wants it. So I think what

11:33I'm

11:33doing, Stanley, I think what I'm going to do is I'm going to give it to Moki because I know

11:36she can

11:37share and see if Stanley will take it off her. Because obviously we don't know what he's like

11:41with toys and other dogs. And so I don't want to give it to him and then he's going to

11:44be protective

11:45over it. Oh, what's that? He doesn't want a toy. He's being shy. He's like, I'd like to play with

11:56that.

11:57And now it's finally time to feed all four dogs their food.

12:01We have got Stanley's food ready. We've gotten this huge like slow feeder bowl that is going to help

12:07him decompress after the move. We have got Kobe or Moki. This is Kobe. I can tell by the amount.

12:12That's Moki's. That's Scouts. And oh, he's literally sitting on my foot. We are going to feed him this

12:17in his crate to associate positive things with it. And it will actually be the first time he has gone

12:23into the crate. Come on, Stanley. I'm going to put Stanley.

12:27Figure out, mate. Stanley. Stanley, what's this? Come. There you go. Right. Hang on. Wait.

12:35Straight in there, which is good. So we are going to... Oh my God. He looks like he's absolutely

12:40hoovering. We did get told he absolutely yams his mood. You can tell he's absolutely hoovering.

12:47Look how he's eating it. Oh my God. Luckily, like I said, we've put it in a slow feeder, so

12:53it won't be too

12:53bad. And what we're going to do is once he's finished, if he cries or anything, we're going

12:57to ignore him. And then as soon as he stops crying, we'll let him out. All right. Okay. Scout.

13:02There you go, Scout. There's your privacy cones. And then Kobe and Moki get some water as well.

13:07Kobe basically gets soup because he never actually drinks water. We never see him drink water apart from

13:12with his food. Yes.

13:17And that's how you feed four dogs. Stanley has finished his lick mat. So we're just going to leave

13:24him in there, see if he cries. And if he doesn't, we'll let him out. So we're just going to

13:29wait a

13:30second. If he doesn't cry, we will let him out. There's a cry. So we're not going soon.

13:39Yes. Good boy. That was really good. He like sat there and looked at us. That was really good. Good

13:44boy. Come on then. We've put Stanley outside so that hopefully he'll go to the toilet. Neither

13:49me or Ella have literally seen him wee yet. It's like he's sniffing for a spot. Come on, Stanley.

13:55Come on, Stanley. Oh, how do you go from toilet to zoomies?

14:04Hello. Your daughter would like to come in. So after Stanley had some plays outside in the garden

14:09with his toy, it's time to start training him to relax. Okay. This one is tired. Although he

14:14doesn't see me right now, but he is tired. So we are going to test putting him in his crate

14:20for the

14:21first time. So he's, oh, his tail. Sorry, Stanley, mate. So he's got his toy in there. We are also

14:28going

14:29to open this up a little bit so that he can see us. So it will still feel like a

14:32bit of a den.

14:34And then I'm going to give him one tiny little puppy dentistry. Again, just a positive association.

14:41And you can hear him crying. So I'm going to pop that in there. I don't even think he's realized

14:46that's there, but it is. And then I'll set you guys up on a tripod whilst we eat and let's

14:51see how he does.

14:52We really want to start teaching Stanley how to relax because it's going to be so important for his

14:57future home. After fighting sleep for a little bit, he did eventually give up and he had the

15:02snooze of his life. So this is how we would get a dog to learn how to chill out. Ella's

15:09watching

15:09Netflix. Moki's chilling out. Kobe's sitting there and we can move around. But whilst he's tired,

15:15he's got his space to actually just rest, get used to us moving around. And then we will let him

15:20out

15:21once he's had his rest. This is honestly the best part of the day. The dogs are knackered.

15:29The rescue that we got is tired and resting. We're tired and we've actually finally got time

15:34to just chill out. Hopefully this evening is going to be a nice quiet one. I'm not convinced because

15:41he'll probably be a bit scared and a bit lost, but we'll see how that goes. But for now,

15:44we're going to take some well-needed rest. But how naive of me to think rest was an option with

15:50a puppy

15:51and a crazy doberman in the house. Oh my, get in!

15:58Yes, we know we need to put a rug down, but Scout has just stopped going into the toilet in

16:04here.

16:04So we need to apply another rug that this one also won't destroy. I love how our house once again

16:10is the madhouse. I've missed this madness. It's literally just a dog.

16:17Crank him. Crank him. Stuff on the sofa. Bed's there. Bed there.

16:23Right, it's come to bedtime. Standing, what's this? We want to get standing into his crate, just like that.

16:31We're putting him to bed purposefully whilst we are still down here because we want him

16:39to not be scared and we're hoping that because he knows all the other dogs in here, he will just

16:45settle.

16:45We're putting the crate like a lot more covered this time. So he's really going to feel nice and

16:51cozy in there. I'm just going to chill down here for a bit and hopefully he's going to go to

16:56sleep.

16:57What a first day. Stanley is genuinely an amazing dog and none of this is his fault. This is already

17:03his

17:04third home. He's never had the stability or guidance he needs. We know how important it is

17:09to give him that now, especially with a potential forever home by the end of this video, but we've

17:14still got a long way to go before we get there.

17:17Okay, we are going to test going upstairs with Stanley. We're going to leave this light on because

17:22we're going to come back down again at 10 o'clock. Stanley was absolutely out, but being a puppy,

17:28I needed to come down again at night to let him out for the toilet.

17:32Okay, I am making my way downstairs. It is currently 10 o'clock. Stanley has been sleeping really well,

17:41but we want to let him out and get him to go to the toilet so that he doesn't have

17:47an accident

17:47overnight. Right, so we're going to let Stanley and Kobe out. Go on, Stanley out. There he goes.

17:57Oh, there you go. I can see Stanley waiting. That's really good. Oh, Scout's really excited

18:02to see everybody. I think he's just barked at me. Well, the fact that Stanley's just had a wee

18:08should hopefully mean that we're going to have a nice quiet night. I let all the dogs back in,

18:14put Stanley in his crate. Good boy. And I'm going to give him some pets so that he gets a

18:21bit of

18:21praise. Good boy for being in there. And hopefully he's just going to go straight back to bed now.

18:28And that is all of the dogs are fully ready for bed now. They've been out. They've had their toilet.

18:35I'm praying for a peaceful night. And he was out for the entire night. We actually got a good

18:42night's rest. And this is how the next morning went. Hello, Stanley, mate. How do you want me to do?

18:51Right, Cloges just made it out. You're not going to come out if you're crying. There you go. Good boy.

19:09So we're trying not to pay him too much attention because we don't want him to think that him

19:16being down here alone last night was like a really big thing. Mokey looks like she doesn't want to get

19:21out of bed. Good morning, Mokey. Look at where it is. Good morning, Mokey. Got the Mokey out.

19:36So all the dogs went to the toilet, we fed them breakfast, played with Stanley,

19:42then put him in his crate for a nap, and then thought, I think it's about time we fix this

19:47garden.

19:47We've had this tarp down for months because it's a mud patch underneath, but we're finally going to

19:52deal with it today so that the dogs can have free roam of the entire garden. Okay, and finally,

19:58dogs have somewhat got their garden back. And whilst we're on a roll, we're also finally going to put

20:04down a rug. I know you guys have been waiting for this moment for a long time. All right, the

20:09new rug

20:10is down. Not the best looking rug, but we spent so much. I honestly think we spent like over a

20:16thousand

20:16pounds on rugs because we just keep buying them and they keep getting destroyed. And let's see

20:21what the dogs think of it. Come on, then. Come on, Stanley, look. New rug. This dog is definitely

20:27going to chew it. Yeah, what's that? New rug, Stanley. What's this? Don't chew it. Don't wheel on it

20:34either. Oh, he's very excited. No, no biting. Oh yeah, you've got grip now. You've got grip now,

20:40aren't you? Don't bite it. No, no. Right. I need to hide the label. This dog is going to keep

20:45us on our

20:45toes. That's for sure. But now it's a new day. We're going to be taking Stanley on his first ever

20:51walk with us. Okay. We are about to take Stanley on his first walk with us. We've actually got

20:59this long lead because, well, we know that he can walk outside because his previous owners did.

21:05All right. I've got the two crazy dogs. What will be really good about this is that he's going to

21:10get

21:10a lot of cues off Kobe and Moki. We have arrived at a field that we usually take the dogs

21:16to set.

21:17Stanley's going to stay on his lead because he isn't awfully trained yet, but it didn't take him long

21:21to start going nuts. Come on, Stanley. Come on. And here comes Stanley. Oh, I'm going to have to run.

21:27I'm going to have to run. He's getting so excited. Look at him. Good girl.

21:40He's going to be absolutely knackered. Here we go. Here we go.

21:55He's so confused what she's doing. And he's absolutely knackered.

21:59Stanley's having the best time. What's funny is Kobe usually hates puppies,

22:04but even he started getting involved. Come on, Kobe boy. Good boy.

22:09Good boy. Stanley's a bit unsure on him. Come on, Stanley. Come on. Let's get him. Come on, Stanley.

22:15Let's get him. Come on, Kobe. Good boy. Oh, every dog's attacking him.

22:24Stanley's like, what is going on? He doesn't know which dog to go for.

22:28I know. We're going to call the walk there. We've been out for about 20 minutes. Stanley's gone

22:32absolutely nuts. And then we will give, well, we'll put Stanley in his crate so he can have a nice,

22:37good sleep after this. I've done Stanley his lick mat. And then Ella has just reminded me that

22:42obviously I can't give it to him because he's just come back from the walk. So I'm going to get

22:45him

22:45to rest in his crate and then we'll give him the lick mat basically once he wakes up. Okay,

22:50I was about to give Stanley a licky mat, but he's absolutely exhausted. And you've got Scouty in his

22:57crate. Oh, we love you, Scout. When the dogs woke up, they went absolutely crazy in the garden. The

23:02more we see how much Stanley loves the dogs, the more we realize that we really want him to go

23:07to a home with another dog. Oh, Scout's going to get involved or get taken out. But then we realized

23:15that Stanley's crazy energy started to become a problem with our other dog, Scout. You can see

23:20Stanley thinks Scout is playing when he's actually running away in fear. We didn't want to tell Stanley

23:25off because it scares Scout. He thinks he's being told off. We'd hoped Scout would eventually tell Stanley

23:30off, but when he did, he took it too far. You can see Stanley kept trying to mount Scout and

23:39then

23:40Stanley goes behind the shed on the right. Scout comes over and I can only assume that Stanley tried

23:45to mount him again. Scout then attacks Stanley behind the shed.

23:49Stanley's way out of tailed by the day. Luckily I was downstairs so I could check on him after it

24:10happened.

24:10Check. Bless him. It's not nice hearing him cry like that. Luckily I was downstairs so I could check on

24:16him after it happened.

24:20We didn't film directly after this because we just wanted to make sure Stanley was okay.

24:25We have a doggy first aid kit so Ella went and got there and we cleaned where Stanley

24:29got bit.

24:33Luckily it didn't seem to affect him too much because this was him later that evening.

24:50So the next day we made sure to keep Scout and Stanley separated.

24:55Stanley's still going to be quite stressed from yesterday so we're giving him stuff to

24:59chew the entire day to help him de-stress and then Scout we're also going to give him something

25:04later as well to help him de-stress and make sure that these two are also separated the

25:10entire day because we don't want to repeat of what happened.

25:13So Stanley is going to be really hard to get because he doesn't stay still but he has got

25:18a little puncture wound in his ear so we're just making sure we stay on top of cleaning

25:22it and we're also going to take him to the vet just to get checked over because obviously

25:27the last thing we want is for it to get infected or anything.

25:30So a vet visit for Stanley because it's better to be safe than sorry.

25:34We are taking Stanley to the vet just to get his wound, his puncture wound checked out.

25:40He's currently chasing leaves.

25:41I think it's okay we've been using like antiseptic and stuff but obviously we just want to make

25:46sure.

25:46Come on there Stanley boy.

25:48Woah.

25:50We got to the vet and wait Stanley bearing in mind he's only three months old and he's

25:5540 pounds already he's going to be a big boy.

26:02He got checked out his ear is already healing fine and Stanley is fit and healthy really glad

26:07to hear.

26:08We felt so sorry for him after what happened so we decided to cheer him up and take him

26:13for his first ever off lead walk.

26:15Before we took him I just wanted to quickly check if he definitely had husky in him.

26:25Ok thought so, that confirms it.

26:28Right, let's let this crazy dog run free.

26:30Stanley!

26:31That's a good start.

26:33Stanley come on mate, come on.

26:34Good boy.

26:36And this is going to be Stanley's first time off the lead, go on Stanley.

26:39Oh he is just going to follow Mokey around everywhere.

26:44Come on dogs, come on.

26:45Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on Ed.

26:51He's quite quick isn't he?

26:54Oh.

26:55Kobe's going to toilet straight away.

26:57This dog followed Mokey around the entire time.

27:01She really has got the patience of her say.

27:03After some happy rolls from Kobe, we wanted to see just how brave Stanley really is.

27:08Ok, jungle gym time.

27:10How brave is Stanley going to be?

27:12I'm guessing if he sees Mokey go on it, he might.

27:14Stanley.

27:15Come on boy.

27:16Stanley come, come.

27:17Good boy.

27:19Oh he's brave, look at him.

27:20This pup really has no fear, which is why we really need to make sure he goes to a home

27:25where someone knows what they're doing.

27:27So let's go home and see where we're at with Stanley's forever home.

27:30Come on dogs, let's go down.

27:31Come on, let's go down.

27:32Come on, let's go down.

27:33Gently.

27:34So we have decided we are going to put Stanley up for adoption.

27:38We usually do it quite early just to get people's interest.

27:41But to be honest, if he can find the right owner who's had a similar high energy breed,

27:45he's probably ready to go to his forever home.

27:47And we did find someone, but it all depends on how he gets on with their dog.

27:57So this is Stanley meeting the potential adopters dog.

28:01And as you can probably tell, he's a husky mix.

28:03So we thought we couldn't have found a more perfect home for him.

28:07Stanley just needs to get on with him.

28:12No surprise here.

28:13Stanley loves him.

28:15Of course he does.

28:16You can see Stanley being a bit too overwhelming and trying to force the other dog to play.

28:20But we figured this person's had a husky since a puppy.

28:23They're not easy dogs to have.

28:25He'll know what he's doing, right?

28:26So they decided they want to adopt Stanley.

28:29I was so happy for him.

28:30I said my goodbyes and got everything ready for his new forever home.

28:34Okay.

28:35We have got Stanley's food ready for the day.

28:38We're going to give him some of his favorite toys as well.

28:41So we've got these as well.

28:45Toys.

28:45Hey, Stanley!

28:46Stanley!

28:48Stanley, come here.

28:49We're giving that to you.

28:50Get it back.

28:51Good boy.

28:51No, no.

28:52Crazy dog.

28:53And so this is the moment.

28:55Stanley is off to go and live his life.

28:57Everything seemed to be going okay at his new home.

28:59But then only two days later, he was returned to us.

29:03We've done a second channel video explaining what happened because it's a long story.

29:07Link is below to watch.

29:08So here's Stanley coming back after just two days.

29:11Now, Stanley needs to meet the dogs again.

29:13And we're back to square one.

29:15We need to find him the right forever home.

29:17And we can't afford to get it wrong this time.

29:19Look who's back!

29:24So, a nice easy reunion.

29:27Simply because obviously they're only three days out.

29:29So, we figured it'll be nice and easy for them to meet again.

29:33And it looks like it is, which is good.

29:35Stanley still looks just as submissive.

29:38Ella came back to Stanley and we had him for another ten days.

29:41Just as crazy as ever.

29:42And he'd grown so much since we first got him.

29:45Then we finally found what felt like the perfect home.

29:48He met their dog and instantly got on like a house on fire.

29:51And this time, we're happy to say it's working out brilliantly.

29:55What a journey.

29:56Stanley's only four months old and this was already his fifth home.

29:59But now, he's finally where he's meant to be.

30:02And ready to live out the rest of his life in the right home.

30:05Thank you so much for watching.

30:06If you want to find out more about what went wrong with Stanley's home,

30:09click here to watch our second channel video.

30:11Or if you want to watch another main channel video,

30:14then you can click here and I'll see you there.

Stanley the Rescue Puppy’s Last Chance With Our Golden Retriever

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