2Max's ideal home Max could live with another dog so they can go on adventures together, he would suit another young dog who enjoys playing but is also independent. Max could also be rehomed to a home with no other pets. Max struggles to be left for long periods of time so would need this built up nice and slowly and would need minimal leaving hours overall. Max could live with
3Copper's ideal home Copper is a 6 year old Labradoodle who is needing a loving home. He is a very sweet natured boy who loves snuggles and attention. Due to his lovely nature, he is able to live with children of 5 years and over. He could also live with a dog after a successful pair up, as he is always happy to say hello and is super friendly. Copper travels well in the car
3Ted's ideal home Ted is looking for a quiet home with few visitors and where any children are over the age of 12. He cannot live with cats but he could live with another well matched dog following a successful meet here at the centre. Ted is house trained but will need somebody at home for much of the time while he settles or he can get a little noisy. Ted will require regular
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Huxley's ideal home 1yr and4 month old Huxley is a Poodle x who is now searching for his forever home. This cutie is able to live with other Dogs ( pending a successful dog mix here at the centre) and is able to live with children 11+. He will need ongoing training with the car and his housetraining. Any leaving hours will need to be built up slowly, as when left for longer
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Teddy's ideal home 7 month old Teddy is a Goldendoodle who is looking for his forever home. This young lad is super cute and must be the only pet in the home and must be an Adult only household. He will need a private secure garden and a family that are happy to come to the centre multiple times to build a bond and gain his confidence. Our training and Behaviour team will have
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3Milo's ideal home Milo is a super friendly, very affectionate little lad who’s looking for a new home. He can be a little bit worried by younger children, so would be best suited to living with children aged 8 or older, who can respect his boundaries and understand how to interact with him. As a slightly older boy, he does prefer a quiet life, so a calmer household with lots
2Murphy's ideal home Murphy is a super friendly, very affectionate little lad who’s looking for a new home. He could live with another dog who is already established within the home, or he could be rehomed with his friend Milo. Murphy would like a private garden where he can mooch around and maybe even sunbathe when the weather permits it, however, this isn't an essential
3Roby's ideal home Roby is looking for a home where any children are over the age of 14. He could potentially live with another calm dog who won't expect too much play from him, but no cats. Roby is house trained and once settled could be left for around 3 - 4 hours. His coat is quite high maintenance and will require regular trips to the groomers, so this cost should be
2Harry Snr's ideal home Harry is on the search for his forever home with adopters who can show him lots of love. He is a gentle boy and could live with primary school aged children. He can go home with another dog who doesn’t mind that at times he may be non-interactive and can live with other animals in the home. Harry would prefer a garden, but this is not essential. He can
2Bertie's ideal home 8 year old Bertie has greets everyone with real enthusiasm, even the Vet ! He makes new friends easily and would fit into most family households with primary school children and above or even first time dog owners. Bertie has had a much needed hair cut since his photo shoot so looks a little different, his new owners will need to factor in regular grooms to
1Barney's ideal home We are looking for a quiet home for Barney, with adopters who are willing to take on Barney and Ralph together. This duo have such a lovely bond, it is really important to us that we find a home ready to open their hearts to two dogs! Barney would suit a home with children aged 12+ who are calm and sensible around nervous dogs. Whilst Barney and Ralph get
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