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4Tyson's ideal home Three year old Tyson is a handsome Rottie who has come into our care for no fault of his own. He's spent most of his life in a home. Tyson has previously been housetrained however may need a refresher as he settles back into home life. He has been okay spending short periods home alone but we recommend that this is gradually built up leaving him with things
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
4It is with a great sadness that i need to rehome Ernie, he is 5yrs old, gentle and very loving, needs a loving home, ideally with no other pets as he needs to be the centre of attention, he thinks he is a lapdog despite being the size of a bear. Reason for rehoming - my husband had open heart surgery recently and due to this i wont be able to give him the time he needs.
£100
Joanne Bentley
Private seller
4Elton's ideal home Elton is a sensitive soul who would love to find a quiet home. He is a really lovely boy with those he knows but he can be worried by unknown people and is finding life a little stressful right now. For this reason he is looking for an adult-only home. Elton needs to be the only dog in the home for now. However this has potential to change as he's really
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
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