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3Winston's ideal home Wonderful boy Winston is an active and intelligent lad looking for a home that he could share with another well matched dog and confident children over the age of 8. Winston is house trained but would need his leaving hours built up gradually once he has settled in at home. Could you be Winston's perfect match? Winston has settled well into centre life and
2Reuben's ideal home 3 year old Reuben is looking for a quiet home life where he could enjoy some countryside walks, as he has some worries around traffic sounds. He has the potential to live with another well matched dog, but no other pets and could live with older children aged 12+. Reuben takes a little while to feel comfortable and come out of his shell but a few treats
4Penny's ideal home Penny can live with children over the age of ten and can live with other pets, including cats. She is house trained but will need any alone time building up gradually. Penny has had some recurring ear infections, not uncommon in her breed. Could you be Penny's perfect match? Seven year old Penny is such a gentle girl and a big hit with everyone who meets
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2Wilma's ideal home Wilma would prefer a quiet home with long sniffy walks nearby to enjoy. She can live with adults only (18+) and no other pets in her new home, but she can socialise with well-suited canine companions out-and-about on walks. Wilma could build her leaving hours up to five hours irregularly once settled. Could you be Wilma's perfect match? 7 year old Wilma is a
5Rocky's ideal home Rocky is looking for a home where he will be the only dog whilst he works on his confidence around them, benefiting from friendly walks out and about. He cannot live with cats but does have the potential to live with small furries if they are kept separately. Rocky would be best suited to a home where any children are of the ages 14 and up who are sensible
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