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5. Jess - Terrier (Staffordshire Bull)
Jess is looking for an adult only home where she will be the only pet too, she has more than enough love to give all by herself! Jess can be uncomfortable around other dogs so is looking for a confident home that are comfortable with this. She will need to be kept on her lead and muzzled when out on walks, Jess would therefore love to have access to a private, secure garden so that she can enjoy some off-lead time to have a run around. Jess' new home will need the ability to separate her from the front door as she can be reactive to the door, therefore a home with a porch or outdoor letterbox would be ideal for her to settle. Jess loves spending time with her people so would need any time spent alone building up slowly. | Dogs Trust
6. Rupert - Lurcher
Rupert is looking for an adult‑only home where he can be the only pet and where adopters are confident supporting a dog who can be reactive around other dogs. He is uncomfortable around other dogs, so he currently walks on‑lead and muzzled while practicing focus training—something that will need to continue in his new home. He’ll need a private, secure garden where he can play safely, and a home setup that allows him to be separated from the front door when needed. With patient, understanding adopters who can help him feel secure and set him up for success, Rupert will make a loyal, loving companion and a brilliant adventure buddy. | Dogs Trust
7. Lanky - Mastiff Cross
Lanky is looking for a loving home with a sofa to rest his big paws on. He can live with secondary school children and above who are confident around bigger dogs. Lanky will need to be given space whilst he is eating in the home. He will also need his leaving hours built up slowly at a pace he is comfortable with. Lanky will say hello to other dogs but is a little underconfident and seeks reassurance from his human friends when meeting them so for now he will need to be the only dog in the home and to continue his dog socialisation in the home to improve his confidence. He cannot live with cats but can live with small furies if kept separate. | Dogs Trust
8. Dixie - Retriever (Labrador) Cross
Dixie is a darling of a dog who can live with older secondary school children who are comfortable with a boisterous dog. He doesn’t need a garden but will need an active home that can make sure that his exercise needs can be met. He would love a home that can build up his leaving hours gradually and that can give him the patience he needs to settle in the home. Dixie would be best suited living with another dog in the home as they really bring out his confidence. Any dogs in the home will need to be neutered and match Dixie’s energy levels. Dixie cannot live with cats could live with small pets if kept separate. | Dogs Trust