3Gorgeous girlie, who’s 6 months. She needs a home where she could potentially work sheep/livestock. She has an amazing impulse control , incredible obedience and trained with the crate. She is so well behaved. She ideally wants someone who can work with her. She’s such a super star pup, but she just deserves more working attention. I don’t want to send her to a home with
£350Caitlyn
Private seller
3Milo is almost 1 year and he is the most loving and affectionate dog we have ever had. We are rehoming him with a heavy heart. Sadly he just wont leave the cats alone, we have 4 and due to his working parents and grandparents and more, its in his dna to heard, and our cats keep running away, they were here first and its breaking my heart to make this decision as well as my
£150Clare
Private seller
31Milo is a tri colour 10 month old pup and is very smart and sociable.He already knows a range of tricks ( sit,stand,down,high five, wave, shy, leg weaving, stay,roll over and a few more) and is able to take treats gently from the hand. He has not ben tested on cattle but may as well learn as he is a quick learner and his parents were working dogs. He is sociable with most
£500Shreya
Private seller
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3This is Rocky, he is a 4 month old Border Collie x Dutch shepherd. He's almost fully house trained and crate trained. He is nervous around new people but is so loving to us. He is a dog that needs stimulation and plenty of exercise. He doesn't know how to socialise with other dogs yet, he hasn’t been around many. It just isn’t working out with my children, they were very
£250Megan
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