3Poppet's ideal home Ready to welcome all things puppy into your home and life? Then let’s talk about little Poppet - an amazing, fun youngster who’s ready to learn all about the world! She’ll require all the usual puppy training and socialising to help her grow into a well-rounded adult. This will include things like house training, how to make friends (doggy and human)
5Lola's ideal home Lola is a lovely girl who can live with children aged 14 and over as long as they are happy not to over-handle her and are comfortable with a big, bouncy puppy. She would love a private, secure garden where she can work on her housetraining and help to burn off some of that energy. Lola has the potential to live with another dog, dependant on successful meets
2Lexi's ideal home Lexi is a sweet girl who can live with children aged 12 and over as long as they are happy not to over-handle her and are comfortable with a big, bouncy puppy. She would love a private, secure garden where she can work on her housetraining and help to burn off some of that energy. Lexi has the potential to live with another dog, dependant on successful meets
2Skyler's ideal home Skyler would love a home with a private secure garden where she can explore and relax in a secure space whilst she builds up her confidence. She will need a home with minimal leaving hours and any time being left to be built up very slowly and overtime. Any children must be 14+ and sensible around nervous Dogs, giving Skyler space when needed. Skyler will
4Tilly's ideal home Tilly is a bit of a shy and sensitive girl at first and may take a little time to find her paws in her new home. A quieter home setup would be ideal for Tilly. Owners will need to be patient and not try and rush her to do too much at first and in time, her true beautiful personality shine through. She is a little lacking on the social skills around other
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