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3Teddy's ideal home This handsome boy is Teddy. He is a 3 year old Labrador looking for his forever home. Teddy can live with another dog, pending a successful meet at the centre and can live with secondary school aged children. He has previously lived with a cat and therefore, could in his new home, as long as there was proper introductions. Teddy can be a sensitive boy,
3Olly's ideal home This is Olly, he is a 4 year old Labrador cross looking for his forever home. Olly is unable to live with another dog in the home and does need some work on his dog social skills. We do not have much history on Olly as he has come to us from another organisation. Olly can live with older teenagers that are confident with boisterous boys! We are unsure if he
3Rees's ideal home Rees is looking for a home with outdoorsy owners who love being out and about as much as he does! Rees will need to be the only dog in the home and is able to share his home with secondary school aged children. Rees does travel well in the car, so owners wanting to go for adventures further afield would suit him well. He would benefit from having someone
3Tilda's ideal home This gorgeous girl is Tilda, she is a 9 month old Miniature poodle cross Labrador. She is looking for a home as they only dog but is very dog social out on walks, she loves to run around with her friends but is also happy to sniff by herself. Tilda is looking for a home with older secondary school aged children due to showing some guarding behaviours in her
3Ukulele's ideal home Ukulele is bouncy boy who is looking for a home with his friend Juke or separately . Ukulele would be able to share his home with secondary school children, and could live with a resident dog in the home pending a successful meet. Ukulele has been okay being left alone in his previous home but had shown some separation related behaviours, so owners who are
3Stan & Steve's ideal home Meet Stan and Steve our resident older gentlemen! These two chaps are looking for a home together as they have lived together all their lives. They are able to live with primary school aged children, but would benefit from being the only pets in their new home. They've come into us due to allergies in their previous family, but it's very apparent they
3Juke & Ukulele's ideal home Juke and Ukulele are bouncy boys who are looking for a home together. They're able to share their home with secondary school children, and could live with a resident dog in the home. They have been left alone in their previous home but had shown some separation related behaviours, so owners who are able to build any leaving hours up gradually would
3Pudding's ideal home This handsome 2 year old Labrador is Pudding. He can live with another dog in the home, pending a successful meet at the centre. Pudding is looking for an adult only home but can have visitors of older secondary school age. He is an under confident boy that needs some help in new situations from his people. Pudding is a very strong boy on lead and
3Phoenix's ideal home Meet Phoenix. He is a 5 year old Labrador cross Pointer looking for his forever home. He is currently unable to live with another dog in the home but he does get on with Dogs on walks. He can live with older secondary school aged children that are used to bouncy Dogs. Phoenix does struggle with being left alone, so he is looking for adopters that are
3Doug's ideal home Doug is an amazing 6 year old, Collie looking for an active home that will spend time taking him for long, sniffy walks and training to keep his mind active. He is very intelligent and loves to do search and finds with a tennis ball, he also adores playing fetch and will do anything for the ball. Doug is an affectionate dog who can be a great companion on
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Adopting a Labrador Retriever usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Labrador is matched with the right home.
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