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15-11-11, 06:48 AM
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Nice looking boy Bryan, I only wish I could.
do you know whether the 'not working out' is due to shifts or something else. Just thinking it would help to rehome. I know you are getting more details. I hope you can find him a forever home. He would be a little cracker for someone.     
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15-11-11, 12:51 PM
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Aww he is a stunning boy, lets hope he finds a new home soon
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18-11-11, 08:18 PM
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Current owners got him as a 5 month old pup, - previous owners couldn't cope. No details of breeder, and no pedigree papers.
Chipped and entire. No vaccinations after the initial puppy jabs, no fee required for a good home. Exercised on their own property so little experience of walking on a lead, but good recall in their garden. Both owners work nights, consequently spends most of its time with a collie for company. I have a number for the owners in central Bristol.
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