

A sighthound cross commonly seen in UK rescue with bags of character.
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Stunning lad Robin came to Foal Farm from the pound in December 2025. His history is unknown but poor Robin arrived very thin and a little wary but he has always been a sweet friendly lad. We had rehomed Robin but after 10 days he was returned to us as the adopters felt he needed more than what they could give him. He has got separation anxiety and is destructive when he is left alone. Any adopters must be willing to work with Robin, he needs time and patience. It can take months for a rescue dog to feel settled and understand routines in a new home. It is likely that Robin had never lived in a home before. He also managed to jump the garden fence, so 6ft fences are a must and Robin also requires supervision in the garden. He was also having accidents indoors. So although Robin does need an adopter who is willing to work through some issues, he is worth it. Robin is a very loving boy with a wonderful nature, he will make the perfect companion. Typical to his breed he does have a high p...

A sighthound cross commonly seen in UK rescue with bags of character.
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