3Trooper's ideal home Say hello to this very handsome boy, Trooper. Trooper is a lovely young man who adores the company of people and really doesn't like being left alone. He is finding kennel life a bit difficult and would love to get into a warm and loving home as soon as possible. In Troopers new home we would like adults or older teens only. Trooper has lived with another
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
4Formerly rescued from puppy farm. Betty had 2 litters before 2 years old. She had a rough start to life but she’s the most loving dog. Excellent with children and playful with cats. Not compatible with other Dogs. She has a spine problem that is life limiting but requires no medication or future surgery. She has no symptoms of pain or
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Claire
Private seller
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