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2Chloe's ideal home Who wants to know the secret to winning Chloe’s heart? Just show her a meaty treat, and congratulations—you’ve instantly become her very best friend! This gorgeous 5-year-old Cockerpoo is a sweet, cuddly girl with a golden heart. She’s friendly and social, so she could live with another dog, and she gets along wonderfully with primary-school-aged
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1Niamh's ideal home Niamh and her littermates are gorgeous 12 week old Cockerpoos looking for their forever homes. They could live with another dog and/or children, pending a successful meet here at the centre first. Could you be Niamh's perfect match? Please add Niamh to your favourites and our rehoming coordinators will be able to match you with the most appropriate puppy in
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6Jinny's ideal home Jinny is a super sweet 8yr old Cockerpoo who adores people once she knows them. She’s quite shy at first but if you let her come round in her own time, you’ll soon see the playful and very affectionate girl we do. She’s looking for a quiet home where she can stick to a predictable routine. An adult only home with no other pets will be needed, but
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