3King's ideal home King is ready to find his forever home with a family who are around majority of the day and happy to continue training. He’s an excitable lad so would be best suited to living with older kids (14yrs+). If living with another dog they would need to have a calmer nature. He’d be just as happy living as an only dog enjoying his own space and having quiet
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2Oink's ideal home Oink would benefit from a home where his new owners can keep on top of his training and have the time to help him settle in to home life. He needs to be the only dog but could have some friends when out walking and he would benefit from continuing to work on his socialisation. He can live with confident young adults who are aged 15+. Could you be Oink's
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