4Squash's ideal home Squash can live with older teens but will need to be the only pet due to her reactivity to other Dogs. We have no history for her and cannot guarantee that she is house trained or used to spending time alone. Her family will need to be prepared to work on these if necessary. Could you be Squash's perfect match? Squash is such a lovely girl and we think she
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5Axel's ideal home Axel can live with confident cats that are used to Dogs, but not other Dogs at present as he has had limited exposure to them. He is house trained but not used to spending time alone so that will need building up gradually by his adopters. Could you be Axel's perfect match? It's hard to know where to begin with Axel, he's a whole lotta dog and in a sizeable
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3Melon's ideal home Melon would love a private secure garden where she can explore and have a secure space to build her confidence. She can live with children 14+ who are sensible around large Dogs that can be nervous. Melon can live with another well-matched dog who can act as a guide to help build her confidence pending successful meets here at the centre. Melon will need a
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2Luna's ideal home Luna is looking for a home where she is the only pet but would love to socialise with other energetic Dogs out on walks. She can live with young adults aged 15+ and needs a family that can be around during the day to keep her company. Luna also has boundness energy, so a secure garden would be ideal for her daily zoomies and playtime. Could you be Luna's
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