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3Ruby's ideal home Ruby will need a quiet home where any children are over 16 and she can be the only pet, as she is a nervous girl from Romania. She is house trained and has been left alone for a few hours without worry. Could you be Ruby's perfect match? Ruby was found abandoned on a roadside with her three pups who were just a few days old. A place was secured for her in UK
3Beth's ideal home Beth is a bouncy girl that loves spending time with her favourite people. She needs her new family to be with her all of the time when she first goes home. Beth can live with children aged 15+ and would love to have some doggy walking friends. Could you be Beth's perfect match? Beth loves her toys so would enjoy a big basket full! She has a big heart and lots
3Bess's ideal home Bess is a gorgeous super friendly girl, she loves to greet everyone and is extra happy if you give her a fuss! She has been assessed to live with sensible children aged 14+ following a meet at the centre. Bess is happy to walk with other dogs but would like to be the only dog in the home. Could you be Bess's perfect match? Bess is looking for a loving family
3Bella's ideal home If you're looking for a cracking young dog who's bursting with life then meet Bella! She's 4yrs old and always looking for the next adventure. She's super friendly with everyone she meets and LIVES for playtime. She'd fetch tennis balls all day long if she could. She's housetrained already, although may need a little refresher as she settles in. If you're an
3Angel's ideal home Angel is a lovely sweet girl but can be a little worried when first meeting you so will need owners to give her the time to settle. She loves her food so this can always help her build a bond. Once she knows you she is a sweet girl who enjoys getting a fuss and gets excited to see you. She is fully house trained and will need someone around most of the day
3Lotus's ideal home Lotus can live with other pets and children over the age of eight. She is house trained but not used to spending time by herself. She has some dermatitis on her feet and also some thickening of the skin on her forelegs that is not uncommon for Shar Peis. Could you be Lotus's perfect match? Lotus was rescued to rehome from a less than ideal living situation
2Bee's ideal home Bee is a bouncy girl with bundles of energy! She would love a family that can take her on long sniffy walks. She can live with older children (15+) and needs to be the only pet in the home, but she would enjoy socialising with other dogs on walks. Bee needs her family to be around whilst she settles in but could gradually build up to being left for 1-2 hours.
3Maggie and Rocky's ideal home Maggie and Rocky are a friendly, fun-loving pair looking for their forever home together. The wonderful pair would benefit from a family happy to continue with some basic training and help them build up time on their own gradually. Maggie and Rocky would suit an active home that enjoy walking and doing fun activities with their dogs. They’d love
2Juniper's ideal home Juniper will need a calm and quiet home due to her nervousness. Her forever family will need to be patient and willing to take things nice and slow with her and continue training to help her build in confidence. She is wary of other dogs and will need help building confidence around them. Juniper can live with sensible children 14+ and will need to be the
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