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1Magnum's ideal home Although Magnum can be a little shy when first exploring new areas and meeting people, it doesn’t take her long to gain confidence and show her true cheeky self! She can live with children aged 12+, cats if introduced slowly and securely caged small animals, but no Dogs in her home. Could you be Magnum's perfect match? 3 month old Magnum would love a home
2Cornetto's ideal home Although Cornetto can be a little shy when first exploring new areas and meeting people, it doesn’t take her long to gain confidence and show her true cheeky self! She can live with children aged 12+ and potentially securely caged small animals in her new home, but no Dogs or cats. Could you be Cornetto's perfect match? 3 month old Cornetto would love a
4Mira's ideal home Mira is a super sweet girl who can live with children aged 14 and over that are comfortable with Dogs that can jump up. She would love a private secure garden to relax in and enjoy the sunshine, as she can sometimes find the outside world a little overwhelming. She is also worried around traffic and so would benefit from adopters who are able to walk her away
2Harriet's ideal home Harriet needs to live in a quiet home, away from busy roads, and could live with a sensible, single child aged 12+. Harriet could also potentially live with a confident cat and socialise with Dogs, but she cannot currently live with a dog. She will need patient owners who can give her time to settle in and adjust to home life, without putting too much
1Bruno's ideal home Bruno is looking for a quiet home with confident adopters who are training minded and want to work on a Dogs training from the start. Exposure and appropriate socialisation in his daily life is imperative in order for him to become a well-rounded confident dog. Advice and support will be offered by the Manchester behaviour team. He will need an adult only
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