7Stanley's ideal home Gentle lad Stanley is ready to find his forever home! This big, beautiful boy adores people and loves being the centre of attention. He’ll happily sit as close as possible to soak up all the scratches and affection you can give. Stanley has been housetrained in the past, though he may need a little refresher as he settles back into home life. He’s
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2Polo's ideal home Polo is on the search for a loving family who can help him settle into home life. He would like a family who are actively involved in training to keep his brain stimulated. Polo has shown humping behaviours, mainly towards women, so his family will need to be comfortable continuing working on this in his forever home. He can live with olde teenagers who are
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2Aberdare's ideal home Meet Aberdare, one of our Welsh Valley litter pups! These pups are 6 weeks old and are looking for their forever homes. Due to their young age they are able to live with Dogs, pending a successful meet at the centre, cats and children of any age. Could you be Aberdare's perfect match? The Welsh Valley Litter will be large breed Dogs with their mum being a
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4Ditto's ideal home This handsome boy is Ditto. He is a 7 month old Crossbreed. Ditto is unable to live with another dog, but he loves to make dog friends out on walks! Ditto is looking for an adult only home that can help build his confidence when meeting new people. Once Ditto knows you he loves cuddles and curling up on the sofa next to you. He is also looking for adopters
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3Kairo's ideal home American Bulldog crossbreed Kairo is a big softy searching for his forever home. He would like his adopters to be around for most of the time as he can find being left stressful. Kairo is a bouncy boy who would benefit from learning to keep all four paws on the ground when first meeting people. He can live with secondary school aged children who are
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2Ralph's ideal home Beautiful Ralph is on the search for adopters who are around for most of the day to help settle him into home life and build his confidence. Ralph needs a quieter household where he can relax and slowly come out of his shell. Due to his worried side, Ralph would be best suited to live with older teenagers who can respect his space and best support him coming
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1George's ideal home George is looking for an active home with adopters who can keep him busy! He is needing a home where he will be the only pet, he is good with Dogs but can be OTT and will require some on-going training around calm dog interactions! George can live with children aged 11+, providing they are happy and confident around bouncy Dogs. He cannot live with cats or
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3Bromley's ideal home Bromley would like his own private secure garden where he can explore and play with his favourite toys. He can live with children aged 12+ who are sensible and confident around large Dogs who can be bouncy. Bromley can live with small furries if kept separate but would like to be the only dog in the home although he would love to continue to make new
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3Stewart's ideal home Stewart can live with children over the age of eight and other Dogs but we believe he would be too much for a cat, given his rowdiness. He will need all of his basic training, including house training, and someone at home with him most of the time. Could you be Stewart's perfect match? Stewart was named after Sir Rod himself and he does rule his foster
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4Fat Boy Slim's ideal home Little Fat Boy Slim can live with children over the age of six and other Dogs. He will need all of his basic training, including socialisation and house training, and a home where there will be someone with him most of the time as he grows up. Could you be Fat Boy Slim's perfect match? Fat Boy Slim is a playful and curious young American Bulldog cross
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