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.
2Frank's ideal home Frank can live with older children (aged 8+) and no other pets in his new home. Although he would prefer to be the only dog in the home, he builds confidence quickly with other calm Dogs and has some walking friends here at the centre. Frank would benefit from a garden to help continue developing his house training. Could you be Frank's perfect match? 6 year
3Bentley's ideal home Bentley & Abel have settled in well into their foster home. They are looking for a family who are around most of the day and they can live with young adults aged 15+. They are a bonded pair so must live together but with no other pets. Could you be Bentley's perfect match? If you are looking for a pair of Dogs who love to sit on your lap then look no
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7Paddy's ideal home Meet Paddy, he is a cool guy who looking for a compassionate and understanding home that are happy to work with him and continue his training that he has been doing at the centre. Paddy would like to be the only dog in the home but he can have dog pal's out and about. Paddy is looking for an adult only home which doesn't have lots of visitors. He would love
2Diesel's ideal home Diesel is delightful 7 month old Dachshund looking for a new family who are ready to continue his basic training and take time settling him in properly. He's super friendly with everyone he meets and LOVES his food! He'll be fine with older kids who are comfortable around giddy, playful Dogs! His home will need to have a secure garden as he loves to play
3Bluey's ideal home Bluey is a 10month old Dachshund X he is looking for a home where he can be the only pet and could live with secondary school age children who are sensible around Dogs and can understand he may be worried at times. Bluey can be underconfident with new people and may need a few meets at the centre to build a bond with his new family before going to his new
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Adopting a Dachshund usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Dachshund is matched with the right home.
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