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This precious girl is Allie who is a sweet, affectionate lady who hasn't met a treat or toy she doesn't like! Allie would love to be the only dog in the home, Dogs Trust said, and she is a friendly girl who in typical Labrador fashion will have a bouncy hello for you and some wiggly greetings. "Allie would love a patient adult only home who can give her time and space to gain her confidence. Allie is such a curious lady! She loves nothing more than going for a walk to explore the world! She will need someone who can take her to quiet areas, so she doesn't encounter many dogs as she can be a bit unsure about them at the moment."
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TJ is the longest resident at Dogs Trust and has so much love to give. Dogs Trust said that this sweet gentle boy can often be found cuddled up in a pile of blankets that he wraps himself in on chilly days. TJs tail wags with enthusiasm when he spots a football, ready to engage in a spirited game of fetch. But its the quiet moments that truly define him: nestled in his bed, calmly enjoying a chew treat and watching the world go by. He dreams of a forever home filled with love.
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This cutie is Derby and she is a charming explorer with a heart as big as her scent trail! True to her beagle instincts, she's happiest when following her nose through fields, forests, or even your garden. Shes a treat loving girl who enjoys cuddles and affection, once shes had her fill of sniffing adventures, of course. Derby is best as the only dog in the home, she likes her space and her people all to herself. She thrives with adopters who understand her need to explore, and wholl enjoy going on scent filled strolls together.
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This is Yates who is a gorgeous 5-month-old pup with a gentle soul and a playful spark just waiting to shine. Dogs Trust said that while he may be a little shy at first, it doesn't take long for him to warm up and show his sweet, curious nature. He's still learning about the world, so hell need a home that can offer plenty of confidence-building and positive experiences to help him grow. Yates enjoys the company of other dogs, though his puppy enthusiasm can come off a bit cheeky - so any canine companion should be tolerant and well-socialized. He would do well in a family with children aged 10 and up, and a secure garden would be the perfect playground for him to stretch his legs and explore. With patience, love, and guidance, Yates will blossom into a loyal and joyful addition to the family.