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Margaret's ideal home 6 year old Margaret is looking for a adult only forever home with not many visitors. She is initially a little worried when meeting new people and needs to be given some space to greet visitors in her own time. Margaret will need to be the only pet in the home and is happy to be left up to 4 hours once she has settled in with her new family. Currently
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2Vienna's ideal home Vienna is looking for patient, understanding adopters who will give her plenty of love & time to settle into home living. She needs to be the only dog but could potentially live with a confident, dog-savvy cat & other pets, as well as older children aged 15+. She would prefer a garden to spend time in, as she can find being out in the world scary at times.
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4Ivy's ideal home Ivy is a wonderful little dog who would love a home with a private outdoor space where she can relax and play to her heart's content. Ivy is a young, excitable dog, and while her playful spirit is infectious, she might find the lively antics of younger children a bit overwhelming. Therefore, Ivy would thrive in a home with children aged 10 or over, who can
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