3Chewie's ideal home Chewie is looking for a home with his bestie Luna. They can live with other quiet Dogs and children over the age of eight. Both Dogs are house trained but Luna will need a puppy pad overnight, and can be left alone for an hour or two. 13 year old Chewie has some aches which require daily pain relief, and also some cataracts. Could you be Chewie's perfect
4Bengie's ideal home Bengie can live with children over the age of ten but needs to be the only dog at home as he is very avoidant of others. He has a few wonky joints that don't currently cause him any pain, but he does require regular medicated baths for his skin. He is house trained and can be left alone for an hour or two. Could you be Bengie's perfect match? Little Bengie
3Chase's ideal home Chase can live with children over the age of 10 but not other Dogs as we don't feel he is confident enough at present, although he does enjoy their company. He is house trained and can be left alone for a few hours without worry. Could you be Chase's perfect match? Chase is a curious little chap and although he's feeling a little overwhelmed by his change in
3Celt's ideal home Celt can live with other Dogs, ideally female, and children over the age of 14. He isn't house trained and will require all his basic training. Celt has potential to become very attached to one person and can be easily overwhelmed. Could you be Celt's perfect match? Celt came from a very busy multi-dog household but as is often the case, he is very nervous
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