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Are you right for Ajax? Ajax is a lively young lad, just 2 years old, bursting with energy and enthusiasm for life. He is confident and excitable when meeting new people and loves attention, but he will need patient, understanding owners who can help him channel that excitement in positive ways. Ajax has ongoing training needs and will thrive in a home committed to continuing his learning at his pace. He cannot be left alone for long periods, so time spent building up his confidence with being left will be essential. Our Training and Behaviour team will be on hand to offer guidance and support to help Ajax settle and succeed in his new home. Ajax has mild hip dysplasia which is not currently requiring any treatment. Our Rehoming Centre team will be happy to discuss this in more detail with potential adopters. Is Ajax right for you? Ajax is a high-energy dog who will suit an active home that can meet both his physical and mental needs. He loves exploring new places and is very alert to his surroundings. When meeting other dogs, Ajax can feel conflicted and may appear excitable, shy, or worried, so he will need continued socialisation and careful introductions. He cannot live with cats, other dogs, small furries, or children, as he currently has limited impulse control, but he can enjoy having calm walking buddies. With structure, patience, and consistent training, Ajax has the potential to grow into a wonderful companion for the right person who is ready to invest time, understanding, and love into his journey. Due to his excitable nature, Ajax will need multiple meets with potential adopters.

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Are you right for Alice? Alice, Rupert and Maud are a trio of friends looking for a new home together. They have previously lived together and are very bonded. They are looking to be the only dogs in their new home but could have doggy friends to socialise with outside on walks. They have previousy lived with a cat and could join a home with a dog savvy cat and/or small furries and livestock providing initial introductions are carefully managed. They could join a home with children of Primary School Age and older. Alice, Rupert and Maud can be left for up to 3 hours, any longer plans would need to be put in place to allow them a toilet break. They will need their own secure garden to allow them space to explore and play and provide Rupert with an area for exercise on days he does not feel up to a walk. Rupert has growled at Alice and Maud over food and will need space in his new home to be fed seperately. Is Alice right for you? Alice - a 8 year old Cocker Spaniel, Rupert - a 10 year old CKC Spaniel and Maud - a 7 year old CKC Spaniel are all looking for a home together. They all have such sweet, friendly personalities and all walk nicely on lead. They do all have some age related medical which is well managed with medication, we can provide further information on this if you are found to be a match. This trio will make a wonderful addition to their new home.

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Are you right for Alvie? Stunning youngster Alvie is a 2 year old Lab who has more energy than he knows what to do with! Our behaviour team would be happy to work alongside his new family to support with these behaviours during and after his adoption. Although Alvie is a very sociable fella, he'd love to make friends whilst out and about on his walks, but he'd be best placed as the only dog in the home at the moment, and to have quick access into a garden space of some sort. This gorgeous golden boy has had an unsettled start in life so is looking for an experienced and dedicated family who can help him thrive. Is Alvie right for you? Adorable Alvie is able to be left home alone for around 4 hours once he is settled. As a typical Lab, he does love his food so he is eager to learn tricks for some tasty treats! Alvie is also not the biggest fan of the car, so wouldn't be keen to plan any big road trips at the moment. Alvie has some ongoing medical requirements that our vet team can discuss in more detail with his future family. He would love to meet his family several times at the centre, and have some sleepovers, before he is adopted to help set him up for success, as he has had multiple homes already. This handsome lad is a huge personality and he is super playful - he's going to make a very rewarding addition to a committed family. Animal Welfare licence number is AWE02, as licenced by Glasgow City Council.

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Are you right for Amara? Amara is a gorgeous 1 year old Staffie Cross who is a typical bull breed - bursting with love and energy! She loves playtime and always wants to be part of the action. Amara can make dog friends whilst out and about on her walks, but at the moment she'd be best suited as the only dog in the home. Amara can get overwhelmed in busy areas, so we'd recommend keeping her on a lead and muzzle in these situations. Any children should be around secondary school age due to her unknown background. Is Amara right for you? Amara can be quite energetic and bouncy at times, so would benefit from her own garden, but this isn't essential, as long as she gets sufficient daily exercise. Tug of war is Amara's favourite, but she's also partial to a game of football! We have very limited information about her history, so she is hoping to find a family who can continue her training, including building her confidence up. Our vet team have identified that she has luxating patellas, but we can advise her potential family about this further, prior to her adoption. Animal Welfare licence number is AWE02, as licenced by Glasgow City Council.

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Are you right for Amber?Is Amber right for you?I'm looking for my forever home. Could you be my perfect match?Everything you need to know about German ShepherdsIn our form you can tell us all about your home, your lifestyle and the kind of dogs you’re interested in. You won’t be applying for a specific dog, but you can add favourites to give us an idea of the dogs you like. We’ll use this information to find a great match for you.We’ll also ask you to select a rehoming centre. The team at this centre will look after your application and assess you against all suitable dogs in their care. This doesn’t have to be your nearest centre, but you will need to travel there within a few days once we’ve found...

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Are you right for Amber? Are you looking for a fun, affectionate and clever companion? Then meet Amber! She’s looking for adopters who are able to provide plenty of company at home and happy to go on adventures in peaceful areas. House training should only need a refresher, but some support will be needed for introducing alone time. Amber is looking to be the only dog in the home and can live with older teens. The home should have a garden (ideally with no neighbouring dogs) where Amber can enjoy outdoor playtimes and lounging in the sun. Is Amber right for you? Amber is a happy girl with a real zest for life! Playtimes are her favourite, especially when it involves having a game of football. This is a great way to become pals with her and with spending more time together, her affectionate side bursts through! Amber settles well in the home and loves to snuggle up on the sofa for movie nights. Amber is happy to travel in the car to go explore new places and if there’s a stream nearby, she’ll happily have a little paddle. When out and about Amber is to be kept on the lead and wear a muzzle – which she wears no bother! Could this amazing, goofball be your paw-fect match? Get in touch now!

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Are you right for Amigo? Amigo is looking for a family who have plenty of love to give to an older chap. He is young at heart and is still happy to go for adventures just as much as snoozing in the house. He is quite an independent boy and will happily take himself off for a sunbathe in the garden. Amigo did previously struggle when seeing dogs out and about however he has mellowed in his older age and is quite happy as long as dogs give him his space. He is completely house trained and his foster carers describe him as a wonderful house guest. Is Amigo right for you? Amigo is 13 years young and is so ready to enjoy all the luxuries a home and family life has to offer. A garden would be lovely for him to stretch his legs and laze around in. He travels will in the car so wont mind a trip out to explore peaceful areas a little further away from home. Think Amigo is the older gent for you? Then make sure to have filled in apply to adopt application online and add him to your favourites!

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Are you right for Angel? Angel is a 10-year-old Boston Terrier with the sweetest soul who would love her new family to give her a safe space to call home. Due to being partially sighted and hard of hearing, Angel will need to be given adequate time to settle into the home before being left alone. Eventually, her leave hours could be built up to 4 hours as long as this includes breaks. Angel could live with another dog, as long as they are well-matched, pending meets at the centre. Angel could also live with primary-aged children, provided they can understand her needs as an older dog with some medical needs. Angel may benefit from having a safe space in the home, such as a crate, so that she has somewhere separate for rest, for example, overnight or when being left alone. She does have some medical considerations that will be discussed with our team, pending a booking. Is Angel right for you? Angel by name, Angel by nature. Little Angel has so much love to give and loves to be showered with affection by her handlers. Angel gets all the snacks she desires, her favourite is cheese, and she loves to play raggy with her toys! She always greets handlers with a wiggly bum and will come running over for cuddles. She really is a little ray of sunshine and will make the perfect little lap dog for her lucky new family! Apply to adopt today and favourite Angel!

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Are you right for Angus? Angus is looking for a home where he will be the only dog, and any children over the age of 14. He is house trained but will need someone at home with him all day initially whilst he settles in, as he has previously shown signs of being distressed if left alone. He will need multiple meets at the centre and a sleepover or two before going home for good. Is Angus right for you? If you're looking for a cuddle buddy then your search is over! Angus has ambitions of being a lap dog and folds his legs as small as he can in an attempt to get close to his favourite people. He gets very excited when he sees his handlers and just adores being made a fuss of, and loves being taken out for his walks. When out and about, Angus is strong on his lead and his carers have worked on his interactions with other dogs, and he can now walk close to others without worry. He's a confident boy who loves to explore new spaces and views any bed as his own, quickly plonking himself down in one! Angus arrived in our care as a stray, and we're pretty sure he has been used as a working dog as he has scars on his face and is missing a small part of his lip. It doesn't hinder him in any way and certainly doesn't affect his strong, handsome face. Due to his background, we do walk Angus muzzled to protect our wildlife, and he isn't bothered one bit by this. Angus is a very loving dog who deserves a brighter future at the heart of a family. He's a joy to be with and will bring immense pleasure to his new family.

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Are you right for Anna? Anna can live with other Greyhounds and upper primary aged children. She is an ex-racing dog and we have no real history for her, and she is unlikely to be used to living in a home. Is Anna right for you? Anna is a very affectionate Greyhound who loves to be close to you and her soft, dense fur makes her very hard to resist. She knows that we often have treats in our pockets and bags and she will sneakily poke her long snout in there when you think she's coming for a cuddle! Anna is very calm on her walks but can be a little unsure when meeting other breeds of dog, due to a lack of exposure to them. She gets along fabulously with her kennel mate Flint and they are often cuddled up together, and she could live with another well matched Greyhound. Anna loves to say hello to people and will happily put her paws on your shoulder to get nice and close! It's likely Anna has never been in a home before so please be patient with her house training and getting used to spending time lone. Greyhounds often pick up toilet training very quickly and usually nap when alone.

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Are you right for Arlo?Is Arlo right for you?I'm looking for my forever home. Could you be my perfect match?Everything you need to know about DachshundsIn our form you can tell us all about your home, your lifestyle and the kind of dogs you’re interested in. You won’t be applying for a specific dog, but you can add favourites to give us an idea of the dogs you like. We’ll use this information to find a great match for you.We’ll also ask you to select a rehoming centre. The team at this centre will look after your application and assess you against all suitable dogs in their care. This doesn’t have to be your nearest centre, but you will need to travel there within a few days once we’ve found...

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Are you right for Arnie? Arnie is a handsome 9-year-old Staffy who is looking for a loving home with his best friend, Sally. He is a friendly, affectionate boy who enjoys meeting new people and gets on well with other dogs. Arnie is fully housetrained, can be left for a few hours, and could happily live with primary school-aged children. He is a playful and fun-loving companion, loves his toys and enjoys games of fetch and tug-of-war. When playtime is over, he's more than happy to curl up for a cuddle with his favourite people. Arnie can be a little sensitive when being handled around his feet, so he would benefit from an understanding family who can respect his boundaries. This sweet-natured boy is ready to find a forever home where he and Sally can continue enjoying life together. Is Arnie right for you? This dog is currently being rehomed under our Homestay scheme. Under this scheme, the dog stays with their current owner until the point of adoption, when ownership transfers briefly to Dogs Trust and then to the new adopters. The benefits of Homestay for a dog are that it minimises disruption and prevents the dog having to come into kennels, however there is the potential the owner may pull out of the scheme prior to adoption. We understand the upset this may cause to potential adopters, and we work closely with owners to minimise the likelihood of this. However, it remains a possibility, and should this occur, Dogs Trust will prioritise finding adopters an alternative suitable dog.