Berkshire

Dog Trouble Foundation

Hi, I’m Ace! I’m about 2 years old and I've not been lucky enough to live in a home yet. I came here in February and I'm loving my indoor heated kennel with nice blankets! I absolutely love other dogs and I like people but I'm just a bit shy. I’d be more than happy to live with another dog or without, I'm not fussy but I did used to chase rabbits for a living so I might do the same with a cat in the house.I’m learning to walk on a lead and come back when I'm called. I'm loving my new raw food as I was a bit hungry. I’m looking for a home that is easy going as I like a calm life but I do also like to play with other dogs. If you’re after a gentle soul that would probably end up sleeping on the sofa in the sunshine then I'm your man! Love,Ace

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Bertie?Bertie is a bright, enthusiastic young dog whose zest for life makes him a wonderful match for a moderate to active home. He would thrive with people who enjoy walking, enrichment activities, and ongoing training, and once he settles, he can be wonderfully calm and affectionate. He gets especially excited when he sees other dogs, so a home that can offer both fun and structure will help him shine.As a large, lively youngster, Bertie absolutely loves people. Because he can be a bit exuberant when excited, he’ll do best in a household with secondary‑school‑aged children, though confident, dog‑savvy younger children may also be suitable depending on experience and management.He’ll benefit from having a private, secure garden to play and relax in, as well as access to quieter walking areas where he won’t meet too many dogs. His new family should be happy to continue his training, especially around dog‑dog greetings and helping him manage his excitement.Bertie is looking for a home where he can enjoy being the only dog and receive all the love and attention he deserves.

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Are you right for Cash?Cash is searching for his forever home with his beloved best friend, Penny. These two share a wonderful bond and are looking for a family who can welcome them both with open arms.Cash is a gentle, sensitive soul who truly flourishes in a calm, peaceful household with steady, predictable routines. A quieter environment helps him feel secure, and he will thrive in a home where life moves at a relaxed pace.A private garden will give Cash and Penny a safe, comfortable space to enjoy together.Cash would be happiest in an adult-only home or one with calm, dog‑savvy older teenagers who understand canine body language and can give him the space he needs. With people who respect his boundaries, Cash builds trust beautifully and forms deep, lasting bonds.He will benefit from living with patient, understanding owners who can recognise when he needs a little breathing room, especially during handling. With gentle guidance and support, Cash can continue to grow in confidence. Because he can be unsure around unfamiliar visitors, a home willing to follow simple visitor‑management advice will help him feel safe and settled.Most importantly, Cash must stay with Penny—they are deeply bonded and have even raised puppies together. Their companionship brings out the best in each other, and they’re looking forward to starting their next chapter side by side.

DBARC

(33kg)Lovely, kind Chance has been surrendered into rescue due to the ill health of his elderly owner. Chance is a sweet natured boy who likes everyone, and given his obvious Labrador genes, he also likes his food and may have been over-indulged or at least under-exercised lately! Surprisingly, we have been told that he likes to be on his own to eat and allegedly will be inclined to decline his food if there are other dogs around or if he is being watched! So perhaps there is a sensitive side to this gorgeous boy!Chance has not lived with children, so we would not wish to place him with youngsters under 10 years, although he is friendly with children when he meets them. He has not lived with cats or small pets. He has not lived with other dogs but has been good with them while in rescue, although he is worried by very boisterous dogs.Chance loves his walks and has very nice manners. He is an easy-going dog who responds very well to affection and praise, and very very well to treats and rewards! He has been used to company most of the time.

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(26kg) Handsome young Charly was handed in to a dog pound as a stray and never reclaimed. He is quite a large, strong dog but is also a total softy who loves to be cuddled and loves belly rubs. He just wants to be loved! He is just a youngster, and as with any dog that has become unwanted at such an early age, he is likely to have missed out on early training so will need an owner who is willing and able to help him to catch up. He loves to learn and is eager to please for praise and treats, so training will help build a loving bond between him and his adopter.Charly has no long term history, so we would not wish to place him with children under 10 years. He is unknown with cats or small pets. He is not known with other dogs, although he has been very sociable with other dogs while in rescue, and this will need to be maintained by careful integration with other nice-natured dogs, and dog training classes are the ideal way to achieve safe introduction in a controlled environment. Many dogs in rescue can behave in a reactive manner towards other dogs, but after all, they have been through a traumatic time and also may not feel confident in new situations, and also may feel they need to defend their new owner. Training and empathic handling will help ensure a happy situation.Charly is a young and active dog who will need lots of walks and lots of fun, so he is looking for an active and enthusiastic owner. He will need company most of the time.

Dog Trouble Foundation

Hi, I’m Cooper! I’m 2½ years old, castrated, and full of energy and enthusiasm for life. I absolutely love kids, and I get on really well with other dogs too. I’d be more than happy to live with another dog who’d enjoy having me as a buddy.I’m a very active boy — adventures, walks, playtime… I’m up for it all! I’ve got great recall, so I’m really good at coming back when I’m called (especially if there’s fun or treats involved!).I’m looking for a home that enjoys keeping busy and can give me the exercise, structure and cuddles I love. If you’re after a friendly, fun-loving companion, I might just be your perfect match.Love,Cooper

DBARC

(13kg)Cute young Corrie was handed into a dog pound as a stray but was never reclaimed and has now come to DBARC to find a permanent loving home. She is a sweet and very intelligent little girl as well as being a very fun and active dog who will suit someone who enjoys a bright and energetic companion, and would ideally enjoy a dog activity such as Flyball or Agility, or learning lots of fun tricks. As with most collie types, she will need to exercise her brain as well as her body! As we have no long term history for Corrie, we would not wish to place her with children under 10 years. She is unknown with cats or small pets, and although we do not know if she has lived with other dogs, we do know that she has been friendly and playful with dogs in the rescue environment and this will need to be maintained by her adopter allowing careful introduction to safe and well mannered dogs.Corrie would benefit from and greatly enjoy dog training classes and this gives the chance to meet other dogs in a controlled situation as well as a chance for her to learn fun stuff. She will certainly need an interesting and active lifestyle as well, and company most of the time.

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Deekan?Deekan is a brilliant match for a moderate to active home—one that loves getting out and about, enjoys regular exercise, and appreciates ongoing training and enrichment. He’s full of life: energetic, playful, and wonderfully strong, making him a fantastic companion for anyone looking for a fun and engaging dog.This big, cheerful youngster adores meeting people and brings a joyful, bouncy enthusiasm to every interaction. Because he can get excited and jump up to say hello, he’ll thrive in a home with secondary school–aged children, though confident, dog-savvy older primary school children may also be a great fit. Any younger visiting children can still enjoy his company with a little supervision and guidance.Deekan will do best with a confident, physically capable handler who is happy to continue developing his on‑lead skills. A secure, private garden would be ideal so he has a safe space to play, explore, and burn off energy.His perfect home will enjoy continuing his training—polishing up his lead walking and recall, practising fun toy swaps, and helping him settle calmly around other dogs.Deekan may also enjoy living with a calm, steady canine companion. He loves to play, though he can be uncertain at times, so a thoughtful, well-matched introduction will help him feel his best.

DBARC

(9kg) Because cute little Donny was handed into a dog pound as a stray, we don't know much about him - but we do know that he is a super friendly, super fun little chap whose tail just never stops wagging - he is full of joy and full of energy! He really is just a puppy and his adopter will need to be ready to teach him lots of things, as it is unlikely that whoever discarded this little darling at such a young age will have put much time and effort into his training. So dog training classes will be absolutely essential straight away, as well as general dog life skills training. His adopter will need to have the time and energy to help Donny to catch up with his education, as well as time to spare for lots of fun and games as this is a really happy and playful youngster!Donny has no long term history so we would not wish to place him with children under 10 years. We do not know if he has been with cats or small pets, but he is a terrier cross so is likely to chase. He has been good with other dogs while in rescue although extremely playful. Good dog manners are important and can best be achieved by attending dog school and by allowing him to meet nice calm canine companions.Donny is an energetic and interactive little dog who will do best with an adopter of similar characteristics! He is just a pup so will need company most of the time,

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Are you right for Elsa?Elsa will truly shine in a calm, peaceful home where she can settle in at her own pace. A quieter environment will help her feel safe and confident as she gets to know her new family.She would be happiest living with adults or older secondary‑school children who can gently support her during her early days. Younger, dog‑savvy children may also be a great fit, as long as introductions go well and the home can remain relaxed and predictable for her.A private, secure garden will give Elsa a safe space to explore and enjoy some quiet outdoor time.Her ideal family will embrace reward‑based training and be happy to move gently at Elsa’s pace, helping her build confidence step by step. Guidance around her handling—especially near her head and left side—will be important, and her new family should be willing to follow this to help her feel comfortable.Elsa does have some medical needs, with reduced vision in her left eye, which may involve some additional veterinary care. We’ll chat through everything in more detail if your application is shortlisted.Most importantly, Elsa thrives in the company of another calm, steady dog. Having a confident canine companion to look up to brings out her playful, sociable side, and she has shown lovely interactions with familiar dogs.

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Are you right for Frank?Frank is a stunning young lad full of joy and personality, and he’s excited to find his perfect family! He’s a fun, bouncy boy who brings endless enthusiasm to everyone he meets. He’s currently practising his best manners and learning to keep all four paws on the floor — he’s just so happy he sometimes forgets how big he is! Frank enjoys his walks work but he is under socialised with dogs and can be reactive. He would benefit from an experienced home who are willing to continue with Franks ongoing training. Frank could live with older children who are confident around larger, playful dogs following a successful meet at the centre. Frank would suit a home where he is the only dog.

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Are you right for Hugo?Hugo will truly shine in a calm to moderately active home where he can enjoy consistent routines and a peaceful environment.He could live in a household with older teenagers (16+) or adults. Hugo currently lives with older children and interacts with them respectfully. Because he’s a lively, enthusiastic youngster who expresses his excitement through jumping and vocalising, he’s looking for a home without very young children.To help Hugo settle comfortably, a home with fewer visitors—especially at first—will support his confidence and prevent him from becoming overly excited.Hugo is a wonderfully friendly and affectionate young dog with a big personality. He’s still learning how to manage all his emotions, particularly when meeting new people, exploring new places, or encountering other dogs. He’s seeking a committed, positive home that enjoys training and is ready to help him continue developing his loose‑lead walking, greeting manners, focus and calmness.Hugo will need to be the only dog in his new home. He has had limited social experiences with other dogs and can become very enthusiastic and frustrated when seeing them up close. With patient guidance and ongoing training, he’ll have the chance to build better dog‑to‑dog skills over time.