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Ash is the confident explorer of the duo. He loves nothing more than heading out for a woodland stroll where he can sniff every interesting scent along the way. He enjoys curling up beside his favourite people after a day of adventures and is always ready to make you smile with his playful personality. Ash can occasionally become overwhelmed in busy situations, so he will thrive in a calm home with a predictable routine.Brock is the gentler, more sensitive half of the pair. The world can feel a little daunting to him at times, and new experiences often require patience, reassurance and encouragement. Since arriving with us his confidence has blossomed, and one of the biggest reasons for that has been having Ash by his side. Brock adores carrying his toys around, enjoys quiet sniffy walks, and once he trusts you, he becomes incredibly affectionate, leaning in for cuddles and happily soaking up all the fuss he can get.Ash and Brock would love a quieter home in a more peaceful area where they can enjoy relaxed walks without the hustle and bustle of busy environments. They are looking for adopters who understand that Brock may need a little extra time to adjust to his new surroundings and that both boys will benefit from patience, consistency and positive, reward-based training as they continue to build their confidence.They could live with sensible children aged 10 years and over who understand when dogs need space, but they are looking to be the only pets in the home so they can enjoy all of your love and attention together.If you have a calm home, plenty of patience and room in your heart for two wonderful best friends, Ash and Brock are ready to begin their next chapter with you.

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He walks well on a harness and lead, happily trotting along by your side. While he can be a little excitable when he spots other dogs, sometimes vocalising with enthusiasm, he generally passes them well and is learning to manage his excitement. Bamboo could potentially live with another dog of a similar size pending on a successful met at the Centre; however, this isn't essential.At home, Bamboo is affectionate and loves being close to his humans, often sleeping beside the bed at night. He’s still working on his house training, but he’s making steady progress and just needs consistency to get there fully.Bamboo has started learning the basics and he's a bright boy who will do anything when food is involved. He’s a clever boy who will benefit from continued positive training to build his confidence and skills.Bamboo would be best suited to a home with any children 14 years and above and where he isn’t left alone for long, as he can become anxious when left for long periods.With patience, structure, and lots of love, he will blossom into a wonderful companion.

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While Birdie has lots of love to give, she can find new people and unfamiliar situations worrying. She takes time to form trusting relationships and would thrive in a quiet, adult-only home with patient adopters who understand that friendship with Birdie is something that is earned rather than rushed. Due to her sensitive nature, she is unlikely to enjoy a busy household with frequent visitors and would be happiest in a predictable environment where she can feel safe and secure.Birdie's future adopters will need to be committed to visiting her at the centre several times before adoption. Taking the time to build a relationship with her before she heads home will help set her up for success and allow her to transition more comfortably into her new life.One thing that really helps Birdie feel brave is the company of other dogs. She enjoys spending time with her canine friends and would benefit from living with a well-matched, playful dog who can help show her the ropes and provide reassurance when she's feeling unsure.She can also find close handling challenging, particularly veterinary visits, which she finds especially stressful. As a result, Birdie will need to wear a muzzle during vet appointments to help keep everyone safe. Her new family should be prepared to continue positive, reward-based training to help build her confidence with wearing her muzzle, handling and support her as she learns that the world isn't quite so scary.Once Birdie feels comfortable, her playful side begins to shine. She absolutely adores her toys and can often be found tossing them high into the air, pouncing on them, and enjoying joyful zoomies around the garden. Food enrichment is another favourite pastime, and after a good play session and a tasty puzzle toy, Birdie is more than happy to find a sunny spot where she can curl up for a well-earned snooze.Birdie is looking for adopters who can see past her worries and appreciate the wonderful dog underneath. With patience, understanding, and plenty of time, Birdie will reward her family with the privilege of watching her confidence grow and her personality blossom.

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Boris loves being with his people and thrives on companionship. Whether it's a stroll around the neighbourhood, exploring woodlands or simply relaxing at home, he's happiest when he's included in whatever you're doing. He would much rather be by your side than left home alone, so he's looking for adopters who can gradually build up his confidence with being left for short periods while he settles into his new routine.Boris enjoys the company of other dogs and could potentially live with a similarly playful, well-matched canine companion, pending successful introductions at the centre. He does have a strong interest in chasing cats, so he's looking for a feline-free home.Boris could live with children aged around 10 years and over, pending successful meets at the centre. He's looking for a family who will enjoy plenty of playtime together before welcoming him onto the sofa for the cuddles he loves so much.If you're looking for a fun-loving companion who is equally happy exploring by your side or snuggled up at home, Boris could be the perfect match.

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Butch arrived with us in a very sorry state, with sore, uncomfortable skin that needed plenty of care and attention. Thanks to lots of TLC, he's made wonderful progress and is feeling much happier, although he still has a little way to go on his journey.Despite everything he's been through, Butch has remained a wonderfully friendly boy who greets everyone he meets with a wagging tail. He has a lovely, affectionate nature and is always happy to spend time with his favourite people. Food is definitely the way to his heart, and he's always eager to earn a tasty treat.Playtime is still a bit of a mystery to Butch, as he hasn't quite discovered the joy of toys yet. We'd love to see him find a patient family who can gently introduce him to the fun of games and help build his confidence along the way.Butch is looking for a home where he can be the only dog, giving him the chance to soak up all the love and attention for himself. With a little encouragement and reassurance, we're sure his confidence will continue to blossom.If you're looking for a kind-hearted companion to share peaceful walks, cosy evenings and lots of love, Butch could be the perfect addition to your family.

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Checkers can be a little anxious when meeting new people, but with a little patience and kindness, he soon blossoms. Once he trusts you, he's incredibly affectionate and actively seeks out cuddles and company.If you're looking for a loyal best friend who loves nothing more than snuggling up on the sofa after a nice walk, Checkers could be your perfect match.

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While he enjoys meeting new people out and about, visitors in the home can be a little overwhelming for him, so he's looking for a quieter household where he can settle in at his own pace. Once you've earned his trust, you'll have a loving companion who's always ready to be by your side. The case of "man's best friend" is certainly one he's keen to solve!Toys are still a bit of a mystery to Dr. Watson, so he's hoping to find adopters who can help him discover just how much fun playtime can be. With a little encouragement, we're sure he'll crack the case and uncover a whole new world of games and enrichment.Dr. Watson can find other dogs challenging and would benefit from quiet walking routes with fewer canine encounters. However, with patient, careful introductions, he has shown that he can make friends with calm dogs. Like any good detective, he prefers to gather the evidence before deciding someone is worthy of his friendship.

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Although full of enthusiasm, Fluorine has led quite a sheltered life and has had very little experience of the outside world. New places and situations can sometimes feel overwhelming for her, so she is looking for patient adopters who understand that she is still learning and may never have experienced the stability of a loving home. With time, reassurance and consistent guidance, she has so much potential to flourish.Fluorine is looking for an outdoorsy home where her natural curiosity and energy can be channelled appropriately. She would love woodland walks, beach trips, hiking and plenty of opportunities to sniff and explore. Like many Pointers, she is highly motivated by movement and scent, and she can become frustrated when she wants to investigate but is restricted by the lead.At the moment, Fluorine pulls strongly on the lead and will benefit from patient handling, a secure garden, regular access to safe off-lead spaces, and adopters who are committed to continuing her reward-based training. She is highly food motivated and enjoys enrichment such as chews, snuffle mats, puzzle feeders and Kongs, making these great ways to keep both her body and mind busy.Fluorine is looking to be the only dog in the home, with adopters who can help her build confidence and manage her frustrations around other dogs. Due to her size and enthusiastic nature, she would be best suited to a home with children aged 14 years and over.

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Having arrived with us as a stray, Hagrid initially found kennel life quite overwhelming. However, with plenty of hot dog sausages, tasty bits of cheese, and gentle encouragement from his handlers, it wasn't long before his trusting nature began to shine through. Now he happily repays his favourite people with plenty of slobbery affection and wonderfully goofy zoomies around our secure paddocks.As Hagrid's confidence continues to grow, he's also making new canine friends. He feels happiest around calm, gentle dogs that are respectful of his space and could potentially live with another well-matched dog, pending successful introductions at the centre.Hagrid is looking for a home with a secure garden. As he can take a little while to settle into new environments, the transition into a new home may feel a little daunting for him. Having a safe outdoor space where he can toilet, explore at his own pace and enjoy plenty of sniffy games will help him build his confidence and feel secure.Hagrid could potentially live with children aged around 14 years and over who understand his sensitive nature, will give him space when he needs it, and are happy to let him settle into family life at his own pace. In return, they'll gain a wonderfully loving companion with the biggest heart.

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She has settled beautifully into foster care, embracing home life with ease, and loves nothing more than plenty of fuss, cuddles, and being close to her humans. She's a bright, intelligent little dog who is eager to learn, especially when treats are involved.Jackie enjoys positive, reward based training and is making fantastic progress. She also loves soft, squeaky toys, happily playing for short bursts before settling down for a well earned rest.Jackie walks well on her harness and lead, although she can become excited if she spots wildlife such as cats or squirrels. Because of this, she cannot live with cats or small pets and will need a secure garden with fencing of at least 5ft. While Jackie enjoys human companionship, she can find other dogs a little overwhelming.She is looking for a home where she can be the only dog, with adopters who are happy to continue building her confidence through patient, positive training. Jackie absolutely adores people and could happily live with children aged 10 years and over who understand how to interact respectfully with dogs.

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This gorgeous girl is looking for a home with a confident resident dog who can show her the ropes and help her feel safe as she explores the world. Jam is quick to make friends and is simply longing for a cosy sofa to call her own, where she can finally settle and feel secure.Jam would thrive in an understanding home, ideally with owners who have experience with nervous dogs and are happy to help her gently build her confidence. She could live with an older family (14+) who will respect her space when she’s feeling unsure, but also enjoy plenty of playtime when she’s ready to let her personality shine – She loves chasing around her soft toys.She would also benefit from owners who are happy to rent secure fields, giving her the freedom to run, stretch her legs, and really let her sweetness shine in a safe environment.This lovely girl is ready to blossom in the right home, she just needs someone patient enough to help her come out of her shell. With time, love, and a little encouragement, Jam will be the perfect companion… the kind you’ll wonder how you ever lived without.