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6Tank's ideal home Tank loves spending time with people so would like for his family to be around majority of the day. Anytime required to be by himself can be introduced once settled. Cupboards and bins shouldn’t be easily accessible as Tank does find these too interesting to resist investigating. The home ideally will have a garden with no neighbouring Dogs so he can enjoy
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Sadberge, Co Durham (0mi)
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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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