3I am looking for a loving and forever home for Frankie. Currently not home enough for him and he deserves more attention. He has been brought up around children and a cat. Although Frankie is very loving he can get excited and bark. Frankie loves his jumpers and blankets. Anyone willing to adopt Frankie will be house checked and vetted to ensure he is going to
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Private seller • Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne And Wear (39mi)
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4Spud's ideal home Spud will need an ADULT only home with few visitors, where somebody can be around for most of the day. He is clean in his kennel so may just need a little refresher on house training whilst he settles in, but he may not be used to being left for long periods so will need his leaving hours to be built up gradually. Spud could possibly share his home with a
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