2Rexton's ideal home Rexton is a 1 year old Beagle who is looking for his forever home. He would like an active family who can keep him physically and mentally busy to avoid him becoming bored. Rexton could live with children of secondary school age (11+) as he can be a bit boisterous and overzealous in his excitement. Rexton is currently kennelled with another dog and has the
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2Basil's ideal home Basil can live with young adults aged 15+ and another calm dog, but no other pets in the home. Basil needs a family who are around most of the day as any leaving hours will need to be built up slowly. Could you be Basil's perfect match? 5 year old Basil is a very sweet boy who has settled very well into his foster home. He loves his walks and playing with
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3Kobe's ideal home Kobe can live with young adults aged 15+ and needs a family who are around most of the day so Kobe's leaving hours can be built up slowly. Kobe must be the only dog in the home and can not live with any other animals, Could you be Kobe's perfect match? 4 year old Kobe is a very sweet boy who has settled well into his foster home. He loves both known and
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3Woody's ideal home Woody can live with children aged 12+ and needs to be the only dog in the home, he can socialise with other Dogs on walks . He could potentially live with a cat or other animal. He would love a home without too much hustle and bustle and would love a family that could spend plenty of time taking him out for walks so he can sniff and explore. Could you be
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3Nev's ideal home If you're looking for a very energetic dog and fancy learning some great dog training techniques from us then meet Nev. He's a 2yr old Beagle Spaniel Crossbreed, as you'd expect from his breed, he likes to be kept busy! He'll be fine with older kids who are confident around busy, bouncy dogs. He's learning how to get along with other dogs, and doing great, but
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4Bertie's ideal home Bertie is a fun and energetic 6yr old Beagle Crossbreed who lives life to the full! He loves people and is very friendly with everyone he meets, but can forget to keep his paws on the floor when making new friends! He'll be fine with older kids who are comfortable around bouncy dogs and he should be fine sharing with another playful doggy friend. He'll need
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5Toby's ideal home Toby is a fun and friendly 13yr old Jack Russell Beagle Crossbreed. He LOVES lots of fuss and attention and will be fine to live with older kids who understand when to let him relax. He's dog friendly but likes his home to his own so will need to be the only pet. Walking buddies will be fine though. Could you be Toby's perfect match? Toby may be 13 but as any
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3Carmi's ideal home Carmi is a gorgeous 4-month-old Beagle who is looking for his forever home with adopters who love everything about the Beagle breed! He is a fun and friendly lad with humans and dogs but he doesn't like to share his toys or food so will need to be the only pet in an adult only home for now. He'll need his adopters to come and visit him a good few times to
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4Bailey's ideal home Bailey is a handsome boy who is ready to find his forever home. He's hoping to find patient adult only adopters who can understand he's not always as confident as he seems. His new family will need to be able to continue his training and take things at his pace. He has been in a home previously where he has been happy being left for a few hours and enjoys
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4Maurice's ideal home Maurice is a handsome older gent, but don't let that fool you! He loves to be on the go and getting his houndy nose in mischief! He Loves people and enjoys spending time with his favourite people and isn't really a big fan of being left home alone. He would love to find a home where he can be given lots to do to keep him busy. Maurice is a big fan of food
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Cooper's ideal home Cooper is a sweet and energetic 4 year old beagle who loves his daily walks and enjoys exploring the world through his powerful nose. As a typical beagle Cooper is all about sniffing and discovering new scents, and is happiest when he is out and about, enjoying his surroundings. Cooper is a bit sensitive when it comes to handling, and he prefers a more
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5Drax's ideal home Drax is a beautiful boy who is ready to find his forever home. He's a typical beagle and certainly loves the sound of his own voice! Drax is a sensitive boy and finds new experiences a little overwhelming, this can cause him to be reactive to new dogs, people and loud things going on around him. Despite this he's been quite social with other dogs and has made
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51Milo's ideal home Milo is a fun lad with a cheeky personality who will need to have someone around to help him settle into his new home and over time begin to introduce any time spent on his own gradually. He can share his home with secondary school aged children, aged 14 years and above. Milo would like to be the only pooch in the home but can have walking pals while out on
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3Romford's ideal home Meet Romford! The 5 year old Beagle sniffing out his forever home with a family can keep up with his constant on the go energy! Romford has come to us as a stray so we have no previous history for his early life but he is housetrained. He is a high energy working breed and so will need new owners that can manage his breed-typical behaviours and give him a
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Deo's ideal home 10 month old Deo is a Beagle who is now ready to find his forever . This lad can live in a home with children 14+ and only dog in the home. Walking buddies and ongoing socialisation with other dogs when out and about would however be beneficial. Deo can be boisterous and is full of energy so an active home is needed to meet his high energy levels and lots of
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6Rory's ideal home Rory is a friendly and playful boy. He can jump up for fuss and has been known to steal food from younger children, so is looking for a home with teenagers as the youngest residents. Rory would happily live with another laid-back dog who can match his laid-back nature. However he has a high chase drive and therefore is not suitable to live with cats. Could
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7Kenny's ideal home Kenny is an energetic, scent-driven boy who is more than ready to get back into a home. He can live with another dog who matches his energy; a tolerant and confident playmate would be ideal! Kenny likes a fuss but on his terms, and is much more likely to show his affection through play. He’s not able to live with very young children but those of secondary
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