up to £1,500
Hi - I am looking for a trained dog that I can continue further assistance dog training with in the Hertfordshire area
Thankyou
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Looking for 3 years upwards , girl preferred for lots of cuddles and to share our home with us after losing our last girl age 13, we are both retired so will be with him /her constantly, Herts, Beds, Bucks area prefered.
up to £600
Gill crutchley
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We are looking for a female puppy. Black slight build. We live on a farm in Northamptonshire. Willa out black lab now is 12 years old. Looking for a puppy to bring up with our 3 grandchildren
up to £1,000
Mark Brown
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Hello My partner and I are looking to find a pointador puppy in the second half of this year. Our preference would probably be for a black male puppy but we are also open to alternatives. We have bought our first home this year and have both grown up with dogs so are looking to get one for our new home. Does anyone know of any upcoming litters or breeders who have had
up to £1
Sebastian Gordon-Smith
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We said goodbye to our amazing male black lab earlier this year, and are now in a position to start the search for our next wonderful dog. Ideally looking for a fox-red, aged between 10 months - 3. We have a 5 old boy, who is very well used to excitable Labradors as long as they can cope with him! Will be well exercised, have a safe garden, and no other pets.
up to £1,000
Anna Russell
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