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Marley's ideal home Marley is a confident, excitable, and endlessly playful 5-month-old pup who’s full of life and looking for a home that can keep up with his energy and enthusiasm. He’s a real social butterfly who loves meeting new people and other Dogs, always ready for a game or an adventure. As he’s still very young, Marley is at the beginning of his training
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2Atlas's ideal home Say hello to this handsome boy Atlas. Atlas is super sweet and loves a cuddle. Atlas can live with younger children aged 10+ as long as they are used to bigger bouncy Dogs. Atlas will need some basic training but has lived in a home before so has had some house training and knows a lovely sit. He can be a little unsure of other Dogs and strangers from a
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Rescue Centre / Charity
4Ember's ideal home Ember is a sweet social lady with a lot to offer. We don’t have a lot of history for her having been picked up as a stray. We think she would be suitable to live with children 8+ and it would be beneficial if they were comfortable being around larger breeds. Ember is social with other Dogs and would benefit from finding some lead walking friends once
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6Lorcan's ideal home Lorcan is looking for a home with loving and active adopters who can take him on sniffy adventures, who will take the time to help build his confidence, continue his training and give him all the love and attention he deserves. He can live with children aged 16 years and over are comfortable with a large dog, who will read his body language and give him
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1Buddy's ideal home Buddy is on the search for an active forever home with adopters who will give him lots of exercise and mental stimulation. Buddy can only live with older teenagers and above as he has shown to be worried by children previously (growling and showing teeth). Additionally, he will only be able to have older visitors to the home. As Buddy has shown signs of
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
2Chloe's ideal home Chloe is a sweet and sensitive girl, she can be worried by the world and is looking for a family who will be patient with her and help her confidence grow. She likes meeting new people but can be worried initially, once she’s your friend she’s friendly and affectionate. Chloe has been assessed to live with children aged 14+ who are calm and confident
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3Dougal's ideal home Dougal is a lively and very sweet 16 month old Golden Retriever cross Poodle who is looking for a forever home through no fault of his own. Dougal loves to get out on long walks and currently has a dog walker a few times a week. He can pull on the lead, so would benefit from on-going loose leash training. He gets excited when he goes out for his walks, he
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Rescue Centre / Charity
4Bailey's ideal home Bailey is a 1-year-old Huntaway cross. Bailey is an energetic lad who loves to run around and play with his toys - especially his favourite rope toys. He adores his walks, and walks wonderfully on his lead. Bailey can be worried around other Dogs and would prefer to walk in quiet areas where he can avoid other Dogs. He travels great in the car and will
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