131Looking for a new home for my cute pooch. I'll be leaving the country indefinitely and it won't serve best to bring her unfortunately. She is 5years old and I've had her since she was a puppy so not a decision made lightly. She has oodles of personality, is house-trained and very loving. She's fine with children (my niece is 7 and her best friend) and marginally ok with other
£450
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