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Noah needs a home where any children are older teens, but he can live with another confident dog. He has been returned to our care twice for grabbing and mouthy puppy behaviour so his new family needs to be committed to training, and the team at the centre will guide you through everything.
Noah is full of fun and enjoys playing with his toys, causing mischief then going for a well-deserved nap. He would thrive in a home that will take him on lots of adventures and keep him both physically and mentally stimulated. Noah has taken to exploring the world with his mouth so we’re trying to direct his toothy attention on to more appropriate things. He’s proven to be a very bright dog who has worked incredibly well with his handlers, and his adopters must be willing to continue to build on this. Noah likes to settle in a crate in his kennel, and it would be good for him to have a similar space at home. He's been meeting lots of other dogs at the centre and doesn't seem fazed by any so far, h...