2Mackie's ideal home Mackie is a sweet but sensitive boy who is looking for a quiet home. As he can be worried by new people and situations Mackie is looking for an adult-only home. After a few meets he is happy to have fuss and attention from known people. He could potentially share his home with a calm and confident dog that has a playful side. Mackie is not suitable to live
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2Marshal-Mallow's ideal home Meet Marshal-Mallow! He is a 3yr old Poodle X looking for his forever home. Marshal can be worried initially, but will soon come round given some tasty treats! Marshall came into us from an awful background, whereby he was not looked after in any way. He has been shaved here at the centre due to his fur being so matted, and has been building
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3Ashton's ideal home Ashton is a lovely friendly boy who loves to say hello to everyone. He is house trained and could be left for 4 hours. He is good with other dog and could live with another dog pending a successful meet here at the centre. He can be rehomed with children aged 10 and over. Ashton can be very vocal on lead at times and will need an owner who is committed to
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3Loki's ideal home Loki is a sweet boy who is very friendly and enjoys the affection from people. He is house trained and could be left for 2-3 hours once he has settled in. Loki is good with other Dogs and could live with a dog pending a meet here at the centre. He could live with children aged 14 and over. He is a lively boy so will need someone who enjoys being out and
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6Moose's ideal home Moose is a handsome Cocker Spaniel cross who has come to us through no fault of his own and is looking for a new home to start over again. Moose is currently on a diet and so would need a home to continue this with him and slowly increase his exercise. He loves to potter around and play and could be the only dog in his new home or live with other Dogs too,
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