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
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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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2Belle's ideal home Belle will need a quiet home that can put the time in to settle her in and help her feel more confident and reassure her when she is unsure. She will need an adult only home with no visiting children as she will show when she is uncomfortable. Belle has said hello to other Dogs here but is worried by them so needs to be the only pet in the home. She will
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