3Sebie's ideal home Sebie is looking for a home where everyone is over the age of 15 years old and understanding of his need for a gentle approach. He’s a nervous lad who would like to be the only pet in his new home and would prefer a garden to play in if the world feels a bit too scary. He can be left for 2-3 hours with potential for that to be built up over time. Could you
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Wymeswold, Leicestershire (34mi)
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7Arnold's ideal home Arnold can live with another dog, ideally one who can match his enthusiastic and sometimes OTT playstyle. Due to his size and boisterous nature, he wouldn’t be suitable to live with small Dogs. He cannot live with cats, but he may be able to live alongside small pets as long as they are kept fully separate and secure. Arnold can live with children of
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7Lanky's ideal home Lanky is looking for a loving home with a sofa to rest his big paws on. He can live with secondary school children and above who are confident around bigger Dogs. Lanky will need to be given space whilst he is eating in the home. He will also need his leaving hours built up slowly at a pace he is comfortable with. Lanky is to be the only dog in the home and
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Manchester, Greater Manchester (98mi)
3Rufus's ideal home Rufus is a very handsome 2 year old Dogue de Bordeaux cross with a wonderfully soft and gentle nature. He’s been friendly with everyone he’s met so far and has a calm, affectionate way about him that makes him very easy to love. This sweet boy enjoys attention and cuddles but Rufus has sometimes found the kennel environment a little stressful and when he
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5Hero's ideal home Meet the truly heroic Hero! At just 1.5 years old, this German Shepherd x Mastiff is living up to his name by winning hearts wherever he goes. Hero could happily share his home with confident secondary school aged children who are comfortable around a big, bouncy boy. He also has the potential to live with another dog of a similar size, though he can be a bit
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