3Rex's ideal home Rex is a really sweet boy searching for his forever home. He loves being around people and therefore would like his family to be around for most of the day whilst he settles in. He could live with another dog, a cat (pending a scent swap) and small animals if kept separated. He doesn’t need a garden pending that he gets enough opportunity to go outside. Rex
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Cammy's ideal home Cammy is a 2-year-old French Bulldog who is looking for a home with Adult’s only as he has shown to be uncomfortable around children. He would like to be the only pet in the home but can have walking buddies to help with his confidence. He travels well in the car. He can be left for a few hours, any longer leaving hours should be built up slowly. Cammy
2Froggy's ideal home Froggy is a lovely boy who loves a big cuddle. He enjoys going out for his adventures with his handlers and would love to continue this with his new family. Froggy is a good lap dog and always finds time to get as close to you as possible. Could you be Froggy's perfect match? Froggy’s ideal home would be a home that could help him with his dog
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Eddie's ideal home Eddie is a 6-month-old chow x, he is looking for a home with older teens of 14 plus, he can live with Dogs (depending on dog introduction here at the centre) He travels well in the car. Time alone to be built up slowly. He is friendly but can be nervous of formal handling. He is still a very young boy and will need a private secure garden he can potter
2Donny's ideal home Donny is a very loving boy who enjoys going out on his walks and having lots of cuddles with his favourite people. Donny loves playing with his toys by himself and enjoys his food. He enjoys meeting new Dogs and making dog friends here at the centre. Donny can be a little nervous meeting new people, but once he knows you, he wants cuddles all the time! Could
3Valentino's ideal home Valentino is on the search for his forever home with adopters who can help him thrive. As he has shown to hump other Dogs, he is looking to be the only dog in the home currently but would like to continue his socialisation when out on his walks. Once settled into his home, Valentino could be left for 2-4 hours if built up slowly. He can live with
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3Rubble's ideal home Rubble is a 3-and-a-half-year-old French Bulldog who is looking for a quieter, more peaceful life. He would love a home where he can be the only dog and enjoy all the fuss for himself! He could live with older children aged 14+, but would be best in a home without younger ones—he is a bit of a food thief and will happily help himself to whatever snacks he
1Boris's ideal home Boris is our adorable 6 year old French Bulldog looking for his new home. This gentle, affectionate pup is looking for a home where he will have access to plenty of fun toys and lots of fusses. He is able to share his home children of any age but would prefer to be the only animal. He is a good car traveler and was house trained in his previous home. Boris
5Troy's ideal home Troy is a very friendly 8 year old French Bulldog (turns 8 in June!). He is a little pocket rocket who loves playing with his toys and will often nudge himself onto a lap for a cuddle. He loves going for a trip out in the car and will happily come with you everywhere you go. Children in the home should be older teens as Troy is worried by younger children if
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