Meet the 33 dogs waiting to find loving homes after a stay in North East kennels. Amigo, Buddy and Ronnie are just some of the dogs waiting to find their forever homes following a lonely stay in kennels. Some of these dogs can spend months in kennels. Pixie, Tank and Loki are some of the longest-serving residents at Dogs Trust in Darlington at the moment and have featured in many of ChronicleLive's pet rehoming appeals. Staff working at the charity would love for them to find their happy ever after.
Taking on a pet is a big commitment, so it is important to do your research before adopting an animal. But for those who are able to commit to offering a pet a home can receive a lifetime of love in return. To help give all dogs a fair chance of finding their forever home, Dogs Trust applications allow people to share what type of dog they're looking for. People can add up to four favourites to their application to give the charity an idea of the dogs an applicant likes, so they can consider you for similar dogs. Details and enquiries about the dogs currently living at Dogs Trust in Darlington can be found by visiting their website here.
Amigo
Amigo the Lurcher Cross is 13 years old and is looking for a family who have plenty of love to give to an older chap. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say he is young at heart and is still happy to go for adventures just as much as snoozing in the house. He is quite an independent boy and will happily take himself off for a sunbathe in the garden. Amigo did previously struggle when seeing dogs out and about however he has mellowed in his older age and is quite happy as long as dogs give him his space. He is completely house trained and his foster carers describe him as a wonderful house guest. A garden would be lovely for him to stretch his legs and laze around in. He travels well in the car so won't mind a trip out to explore peaceful areas a little further away from home.
Paisley
Paisley the Belgian Malinois Shepherd Dog Cross is aged between one and two years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Paisley is an amazing young girl full of beans and bounce. She has bags of potential, and for someone who is into their dog training, she’ll be a joy to work with. With her needs met she does enjoy some down-time, curling up next to you on the sofa and watching out the window as the world goes by. Having positive outlets to channel her bundles of energy into will keep her happy and entertained. Following a successful meet at the centre Paisley could live with another dog. Although, she’ll be just as happy being centre of attention when at home and having some doggy friends when out on walks. Paisley is able to live with older teens who are confident around lively, larger breeds.
Narla
Narla the Saluki is aged between one and two years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say she is a sweet girl, looking to build confidence with everyday life situations with the help of a loving family. She may take a little longer to feel fully settled and relaxed but the journey of helping her reach her goals will be very rewarding. She has already shown staff that when given time, she’ll lean in for affection and can have a playful nature with other dogs. Narla would be best suited to a pet-free home and with older teenagers. Walking areas free (as much as possible) from other dogs and busy roads are preferred as Narla can react and become frustrated around these. Adopters will need to do some further training for this.
Khaleesi
Khaleesi is aged between five and seven years old and is on the lookout for her forever home. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Khaleesi is a friendly girl and will be fine to live with secondary school aged kids who are comfortable with big breeds. There is potential for her to live with another dog, pending a successful meet. This big, beautiful girl is going to bring a whole lot of fun and snuggles to family life. A family who are around majority of the day will be ideal for Khaleesi. This will help with settling into a new environment and routine as well of course providing an abundance of companionship which she adores. Further training will be beneficial, including walking calmly on the lead and having a refresher with house training.
Jack
Jack the Cocker Spaniel Cross is aged between one and two years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say if you're into big bundles of floof, full of fun and affection, then look no further than Jack! He’s an amazing lad and will be bags of fun to spend your days with. He loves his playtimes, adventure days out and having lots of snuggles. Jack has been a great companion in the car so will be up for travelling to new places to explore. Water is a big passion of his so a lake or a quiet beach where he can chase and retrieve his toys is sure to make him one very happy lad. When not investigating out and about, Jack would like to further his training skills in fun and exciting ways. Staff say wonderful, loveable Jack will be an absolute joyful addition to an active, training minded family.
Meg
Meg the Border Collie is aged between two and five years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Meg is a lovely, gentle girl who is looking for a patient family willing to give her the time she needs to settle into home life. New people and unfamiliar environments can feel a little overwhelming for Meg at first, but with kindness and understanding she begins to show her sweet and affectionate nature. Meg absolutely loves her toys and they are a fantastic way to build a bond with her. Whether she's carrying them around proudly, playing by herself, or enjoying a game with her favourite people, toys are one of her greatest joys. She would thrive in a calm, quieter home where she can continue to build confidence at her own pace. Meg will need her leaving hours built up gradually and would benefit from adopters who can help her navigate new experiences with patience and reassurance. Meg is looking for a quiet home with older children aged 14+ who can understand when she needs a little space. She could potentially live with a calm, well-mannered dog following successful introductions, but she would also be happy as the only dog in the home.
Fred
Fred the Lurcher is aged between two and five years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Fred is on the lookout for his new forever best friend and home. He’s got a cracking personality and has won the hearts of everyone at the shelter already. Fred likes his walking adventures, showing off his skills for a treat and making new friends. In the home he’ll be fine to live with secondary school aged kids as well as another dog. Fred has a super nose and won’t miss a chance for a freebie, so the kitchen sides will need to be kept clear. Fred is going to be a wonderful addition to the family.
Saskia
Saskia the Siberian Husky Cross is aged between one and two years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Saskia is young, loving girl who is going to be a fabulous best friend. She’s a clever, energetic girl who will thrive with a family who would like to continue training and like to lead an outdoorsy lifestyle. Walking routes where there aren’t too many other dogs about will be ideal. This is because Saskia can react to other dogs sometimes and would benefit from continued training in this area. She’s happy to travel in the car to go and explore new places further-a-field. Saskia will be best matched with adopters who can offer a home where she can be the centre of attention as the only dog. Having company at home will be ideal whilst she settles into her new environment. With children, she can live with older secondary school age. Friendly, excitable, beautiful Saskia is going to be a wonderful addition to family life.
Spring
Spring the Lurcher is over eight years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Spring is the loveliest girl with the wiggliest of bums. She greets everyone with a happy bounce and loves nothing more than soaking up all the attention. Spring can live with older children who understand the importance of allowing her space when she’s relaxing in her favourite comfy spots. Minimal leaving hours will be ideal while she settles into her new home and finds her paws. Spring will blossom with continued support with training and plenty of companionship.
Buddy
Buddy the Labrador Retriever is aged between one and two years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Buddy is a soft-natured boy with a lovely, affectionate side just waiting to shine. As he grows in confidence, he begins to enjoy a fuss, gentle play, and spending time with his people. He enjoys his walks and will feel happiest exploring in quieter areas, where he can relax and take in the world at his own pace. Buddy travels well in the car, making him a great companion for peaceful days out. With patience, kindness, and a little reassurance, he will grow into a loyal and deeply rewarding companion. Buddy can find new situations a little overwhelming at first, so he’ll need patient adopters who are happy to let him go at his own pace. He can live with children aged 16+ and would prefer to be the only pet in the home, giving him the space he needs to build his confidence. Buddy will need someone around initially to help him settle, with his leaving time introduced gradually. Buddy would really benefit from a home that can provide a predictable routine and a few quiet, cozy spaces, helping him feel secure as he adjusts. He may need a little support around sharing and resources, so understanding owners who can guide him gently will help him thrive.
Ollie
Ollie the Lurcher is aged between two and five years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Ollie is a playful chap who loves to zoom around the secure field chasing after a ball and doing ‘find it’ games for hidden treats. A toy box and treat jar of his own would be his dream. He is dog social and loves to meet other dogs who share his exuberant play ways. A home with a garden will be great for zoomies. He is a lively and bouncy lad so would be best to live with older teens. Pending a successful meet, Ollie can live with another dog who enjoys his playstyle. A home with minimal visitors will be ideal as Ollie has previously struggled with lots of hustle and bustle of people. During meets, the team will go through Ollie’s training and how to continue this in the home.
Eva
Eva the Smooth Collie is aged between two and five years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Eva is a sweet and sensitive girl ready to find her forever family. She’s a lovely girl who just needs a little bit of a confidence boost with some handling. With patience and the help of a few tasty treats her playful and affectionate nature shines through. A home situated in a peaceful area with adopters who can access calm walking areas will be ideal. This is because loud noises and busy places can be overwhelming for her. Eva will do best in a pet-free home and can live with older secondary school aged kids.
Ralphie
Ralphie is a five-year-old Terrier. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say his character shines with those who he has built relationship with. He loves his treats and playtimes, so this is a great way to make friends. Ralphie is looking for a calm home set up with adult adopters. He’s previously been housetrained, although staff would suggest any time alone be built up gradually. It’ll be best for Ralphie to be the only dog in the home and have quieter areas to explore on walks. The team have been working closely with Ralphie to reach his training goals - which he’s done amazingly with. This will need to be continued in the home which staff will happily go through during meets. Ralphie is a big fan of his nap times so he’d love a cozy area of his own where he can rest without been disturbed.
Ronnie
Ronnie the Greyhound is aged between two and five years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Ronnie is a cheeky, lively boy full of energy and zoomies are his favourite thing. He also loves his toys. He is an energetic boy but also does have his sweet, quieter moments when he loves nothing more than having a snuggle. This handsome, affectionate and mischievous boy will make an amazing addition and brighten up any home. He could live with older secondary school children who will join in his enthusiastic playtimes and may share his home with another similar sized dog for fun and walkies. As this will be his first time in a home environment adopters will need to be patient and help him settle into a consistent routine.
Oscar
Oscar the American Bulldog Cross is aged between two and five years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Oscar is a bouncy, playful boy full of personality and enthusiasm. He absolutely loves his toys and will happily keep himself entertained with games and playtime. He’s the kind of dog who brings energy and fun into the home - always ready for the next adventure or a game with his favourite people. His love of food and play makes him a brilliant companion for someone who enjoys engaging with their dog and watching them learn and grow. While he can be a lively lad, Oscar also has a lovely side and will build a strong bond with his adopters, making him a rewarding and loyal companion. If you’re looking for a fun, energetic dog who will join you on life’s adventures, keep you smiling, and happily work for a tasty treat or two, Oscar could be your perfect match. He would be best suited to a home with older teens, who can understand when he needs a little space and respect his boundaries. Oscar would prefer to be the only dog in the home, where he can soak up all the attention and build a strong bond with his people.
Levi
Levi the German Shepherd Dog Cross aged between two and five years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Levi is a fabulous lad and is going to be an amazing, fun dog to welcome into the family. He’s a very clever dog and has bags of potential. He’s mastered a few basic cues already and happy to demonstrate, especially for a tasty reward. Levi is enthusiastic when it comes to mealtimes and doesn’t mind helping himself if there are freebies to be had. He can be a little bouncy on greetings as he’s so excited to say hello and soak up that extra attention. Levi may live with another dog in the home or would love some canine pals to meet up with out on walks. He could potentially live with older teens. All members of the family will need to meet him a couple of times before starting the process of a home visit before adoption. Levi gets sore ears from time to time and will require life-long management for this.
Beanie
Young Beanie is aged between six and 12 months old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Beanie is a bright, sensitive soul with so much love to give. Once she feels safe, she builds strong, special bonds with her people and becomes a truly devoted companion. She has a lovely, thoughtful nature and enjoys having her brain gently engaged with training, enrichment, and little games — especially if there’s a reward involved. Beanie may need a little extra understanding at first, but in return, she offers something really special — a bond built on trust, patience, and genuine companionship. For the right home, Beanie will be an incredibly rewarding little soul who will quietly steal your heart. Beanie is searching for a calm, cosy home where she can truly feel safe and settled. She would be happiest in an adult-only home with a quiet lifestyle and minimal visitors, where she doesn’t feel overwhelmed and can take everything at her own gentle pace. She’s looking for kind, patient adopters who understand that building trust takes time, but is so incredibly rewarding. With a little space, reassurance, and consistency, Beanie will begin to relax and show her lovely personality.
Spud
Spud the Jack Russell is aged between two and five years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Spud is a really sweet and affectionate boy who loves spending time with his people. Once he gets to know you, he enjoys a good fuss and has a playful side too. He’s a clever lad who has been doing well with his training and enjoys learning new things. Spud is looking for a calm, adult-only home where he can feel relaxed and settled. He would prefer to be the only pet, as he can feel a little overwhelmed around other dogs. He’ll benefit from quieter walking areas where he can enjoy his outings at a comfortable distance from other dogs while continuing to build his confidence. To help him feel safe out and about, Spud will need to be on lead and wear a muzzle in public. With the right guidance and ongoing positive training, this will become part of his routine and help him enjoy his walks more comfortably. He’s used to being left for short periods, and this can be gradually built up as he settles into his new home.
Pandora
Young Pandora the Staffordshire Bull Terrier is aged between six and 12 months old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Pandora is full of enthusiasm and has bags of training potential. She’s eager to learn all about the world and will thrive with an active, committed, family who can guide her on the right track. Greetings with people and dogs are super exciting for Pandora and she’s working on saying ‘hi’ in calmer ways, which will need to be continued. She’ll thrive with adopters who are passionate about doing training and activities with their dog. Pandora is a real live wire and will benefit from channelling that energy into positive outlets. As well as keeping her mentally and physically entertained, she’ll need a bit of support with her basic training too. This will include house training, calm walking and learning it’s ok to spend some time alone. She can live with confident older teens and another doggy friend who will appreciate her rough and tumble play style.
Scruff
Scruff the Cairn Terrier Cross is aged between five and seven years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Scruff is an independent older chap ready to find his forever home. He's a big fan of cheese which will be a great reward for continued training. He’s quite happy in his own company although, with a strong relationship in place he enjoys a good back ruffle. Walking routes that are peaceful without too many other dogs about will be ideal. This is because Scruff can react when seeing dogs at distance. He’ll be best matched with adopters who are familiar with the Terrier breed and can offer a home where he can be centre of attention as the only dog. With children, Scruff can live with older secondary school age. With a patient family Scruff will make a lovely addition to the family.
Penny
Penny the Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross is less than one year old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Penny is a fun, affectionate and entertaining companion who brings joy wherever she goes. She absolutely loves being involved in daily life and will thrive in a home that enjoys getting out and about, as well as spending quality time together. With the right mix of exercise, enrichment, and training, Penny will continue to blossom into a well-rounded and confident dog. Her playful personality and loving nature make her a truly special girl. Building a bond with Penny will be incredibly rewarding—she has so much potential and is just waiting for someone to help her shine. With patience and plenty of love, she’ll become a loyal, happy and devoted best friend. Penny is a bright, bubbly girl with a big zest for life and so much love to give. She’s looking for an adult-only home where she can continue learning and growing with patient, understanding adopters who will enjoy her fun-loving nature. She can get a little carried away with her excitement at times, but this is all part of her charm and enthusiasm for life. With some ongoing training and gentle guidance, Penny is already showing she can make great progress and channel her energy in the right ways. Penny would love a home with a secure outdoor space where she can stretch her legs and enjoy playtime. She’ll also need support settling into a routine, including gradually building up time left alone, helping her feel safe and secure in her new home. She can enjoy social walks with other dogs, though she’ll need to stay on lead in public and benefit from calm, well-managed introductions.
Amber
Amber is a Crossbreed aged between five and seven years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Amber is a happy girl with a real zest for life. Playtimes are her favourite, especially when it involves having a game of football. This is a great way to become pals with her and with spending more time together, her affectionate side bursts through. Amber settles well in the home and loves to snuggle up on the sofa for movie nights. Amber is happy to travel in the car to go explore new places and if there’s a stream nearby, she’ll happily have a little paddle. When out and about Amber will need to be kept on the lead and wear a muzzle – which she wears no bother. She’s looking for adopters who are able to provide plenty of company at home and happy to go on adventures in peaceful areas. House training should only need a refresher, but some support will be needed for introducing alone time. Amber is looking to be the only dog in the home and can live with older teens. The home should have a garden (ideally with no neighbouring dogs) where Amber can enjoy outdoor playtimes and lounging in the sun.
Loki
Loki the Siberian Husky is aged between five and seven years old. Staff at Dogs Trust Darlington say Loki is looking to be welcomed into an adult family where an abundance of company is on offer. Training and building on positive experiences will need to be continued in the home. House training should just need a little refresher, and it would be great if the home has easy access to a garden. Somewhere secure to zoom and burn off some energy as he is a playful, energetic lad. Loki is happy to travel in the car too, so trips out for serene adventures can be enjoyed together. The move into homelife will be gradual, including multiple meets at the centre and home visits, all to help the transition go as smooth as possible. The team will fully guide adopters through this and share all the skills Loki has learned so everyone is set up for success.
Toby
Toby is a German Shepherd Dog Cross aged between one and two years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Toby is a bright, energetic and loving boy who, in the right home, has the potential to be a fun, loving and rewarding companion. He’s a clever boy who enjoys learning and will thrive with owners who like getting involved in training and building a strong bond. Toby enjoys getting out and about and travels well in the car, making him a great companion for trips to quieter walking areas. With time, patience and understanding, he will grow in confidence and begin to feel more at home. With the right support, Toby has all the makings of a truly wonderful best friend. Toby is looking for an active, adult-only home where he can really thrive. He has lots of enthusiasm for life and will need owners who are happy to continue his training and help guide him as he builds confidence. He can find the world a little overwhelming at times, particularly around people and dogs, and can become overexcited, especially around those he loves. Because of this, Toby would benefit from a calm, structured home with a consistent routine and his own space to relax. Toby is looking for a quieter home, away from busy areas, with a secure garden and no other pets. He will need patient adopters who understand that he may take time to settle, and who are committed to supporting him with his ongoing training and gradually building up his leaving time.
Barley
Barley the Samoyed Cross aged is between two and five years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Barley is a lovely, clever boy looking for patient owners who will help him build confidence and settle into home life. Once Barley feels comfortable, he has the potential to be a brilliant and rewarding companion. He enjoys his walks and would love owners who enjoy getting outdoors in quieter areas. He may take a little time to warm up to new people, but once he’s ready he’ll happily come over for a sniff and some treats. Watching him grow in confidence and settle into his new life will be incredibly rewarding for the right family. He can be a little anxious at times, so he’d love a calm, adult-only home where things are fairly predictable. He enjoys training and having something to do, so he’d suit people who are happy to spend time building a bond with him. Barley can be a bit cheeky and may try to steal the odd item, but he’s a smart lad who already knows a “drop” and is keen to learn more. Barley will need to be on lead and muzzled around people and dogs in public, and would benefit from some positive training around handling, especially for vet visits. A quieter home with secure spaces for off-lead exercise would suit him best. With patience, structure, and a little humour for his cheeky side, Barley could make a wonderful best friend.
Maple
Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Maple is a sweet three-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross looking for a calm, understanding home where she can truly settle and shine. She can live with older teens who’ll respect her space and help her feel safe. She’ll need to be the only dog in the home, as she enjoys having her own space to relax, but she can have walking buddies once she’s built her confidence. Maple can sometimes feel a little overwhelmed, so she’s hoping for patient adopters who will give her time to adjust and build leaving hours up gradually. Quiet walking areas will really help Maple feel at ease while she grows in confidence. She’s a clever girl and loves fun brain games and enrichment to keep her busy and happy. If you have a gentle approach and a kind heart, you could be just the person Maple is waiting for.
Foxy
Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Foxy the German Shepherd Dog Cross is a two-year-old bundle of fun who absolutely loves his toys – especially a football. He’s looking for an active home that enjoys playtime, training, and heading out on adventures together. In the right home, Foxy will be a wonderful and rewarding companion. He’s playful, affectionate, and always ready for a game or an adventure. With patient owners who enjoy getting out and about, playing with toys, and continuing his training, Foxy has so much potential to become an incredible best friend. Foxy can live with older teenagers, but he would prefer to be the only dog in the home while he continues building confidence around other dogs. He’s a bright boy who enjoys learning, so he’d love owners who are happy to spend time training and helping him grow into the amazing dog we know he can be. Foxy will also need his leaving hours built up gradually so he can settle comfortably into his new routine.
Ziggy
Ziggy the Akita is aged between five and seven years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Ziggy is a gorgeous boy who would love to find a peaceful home to settle in and find his paws. He’s a gorgeous lad who can be aloof at times. He’s very good at letting you know when he’s up for some one-on-one attention and snuggle time, and when he’s ready to relax for a snooze. Adopters who are happy to continue training will be ideal for Ziggy. He’s a real smart boy who enjoys learning new tricks; he even knows to speak. Ziggy would benefit from continued support with doggy social skills and building confidence with car travelling. Ziggy would be best suited to living with older teens and being a single dog. House training should only need a little refresher and, once settled in, he should be fine spending a bit of time home alone. This gentle giant is going to be a fabulous guy to welcome into the family. Please note, Ziggy is on some pain medication.
Pixie
Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Pixie is a sweet, intelligent, Catahoula Leopard Dog aged between five and seven years old. She loves using her nose and tracking to find her favourite treats and is also learning to search for keys. Pixie has completed lots of training and built her confidence around other dogs and people, which has opened her world, and she is able to go on lots of adventures. Pixie’s other favourite activity and relaxation technique is sunbathing, and she will happily sunbathe in the garden with you on a warm day. Pixie likes meeting new people (particularly if they have chicken or cheese), so will only need a few meets at the centre to meet her new family. If you enjoy a peaceful, quiet environment and long countryside walks, then Pixie is the dog for you.
Robin
Robin the Lurcher is aged between two and five years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Robin is a super fun lad who loves nothing more than a game with his toys. Soft squeakies are great, but a football is by far his favourite. A home with a garden and no neighbouring dogs would make the paw-fect play area for him to enjoy lots of games and fun activities! When out and about, Robin likes to take in the sights and smells in peaceful areas. He can find some environments tricky, but he’s been working extremely hard with his carers and has made great progress. Adopters will be invited to the centre for a few meets so Robin has time to build a bond and so his training plans can be passed on to set him up for success. Robin will be best suited to an adult-only, pet-free home where his family can be around for company throughout the day.
Tank
Tank is a Mastiff Cross aged between two and five years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Tank has a real passion for toys, and it would be his dream to have a garden of his own for playtimes. His favourite toy is a squeaky ball, which he proudly parades around with. Tank travels well in the car, so he’ll be good for a little road trip to explore somewhere new. He’s eager to continue learning and would love to build on his training with the help of a tasty treat or two—food is definitely his second passion. Tank adores his human friends and has so much love to give. There is never a dull moment when Tank is around and he’s sure to keep his new family entertained. Tank has been attending sessions with our Hydrotherapy team which can be discussed in further detail with potential adopters. He’s looking for a family who are up for plenty of fun and happy to continue training. Tank is ok with spending time home alone with enrichment activities to keep him entertained and should only need a little refresher with house training. He’s a big bouncy boy so for any children in the home, secondary school aged kids would be the best match. As part of Tank's adventure kit, he happily wears a harness and muzzle. When out enjoying on lead walks, he can meet up with some pals to keep up his dog social skills.
Danny
Danny is a Greyhound aged between five and seven years old. Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Danny is a super friendly lad who adores spending time with you. A home where he can have plenty of company is his dream. Danny is happy to be a sofa buddy or join exploring out on walks. He travels brilliantly in the car and is more than happy to visit quieter walking spots, where he can explore at ease while continuing his training around other dogs. Squeaky toys really bring out his giddy playful side out and he’ll do swaps so you can join in on the fun too. Staff say Danny is going to be an amazing guy to welcome into the family.
Guy
Staff at Darlington Dogs Trust say Guy is a fun, clever, four-year-old German Shepherd who is full of personality. Guy’s favourite thing in the world is his toys. Anything he can carry, chomp, fling in the air - he’s not fussy on type. Training is another passion of Guy’s, he’s already aced: sit, down and drop. Even his super snoot gets in on the action for training as he loves doing search work. Guy is ready to find his forever family and home. He’ll thrive with adopters who are ready to embrace all the Shepherd ways, continue training and be up for plenty of fun. A home with older teens, no other pets and a quiet environment will suit Guy best.
