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My foster carer has this to say:

1. I've nicknamed him Piglet as he will try to consume as much food as possible, explode & then consume that also!
2. He would be best suited to someone that is willing to absolutely spoil him. (Like snuggling in bed with you! ~ he's worth it I promise!) Someone who is always around (either at home or takes him to work) he would love the company of another doggy pal to learn how to dog as he's still quite young.
3. He suckles his blanket as a way to settle him down to sleep & he prefers to snuggle into your neck or a crook of an arm. Has no cheeky-ness or nastiness within him, he's pure cuteness! (Doesn't even play bite).
4. Some kind of secure fencing would be good too as he is so inquisitive, he'll not notice he's gone from your yard as he's too busy following his nose! (The boundary system works perfectly for him).
5. He likes other dogs and gets along great with our male dog. They tend to lead each other into mischief!
6. Piglet lives with a cat and older children. The cat is boss! He adores the kids and tries to sneak into their beds at night.

My family recently adopted a dog from BARRC and if we didn't want to continue fostering other dogs, we would adopt Piglet in a heartbeat.
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Our dogs available for adoption are all living in private foster homes and are available for you to meet. By submitting an application we will be in contact with you.

Our adoption fee includes a general health check, flea and worming treatment, vaccination, microchipping and desexing. If the dog is too young for desexing, a voucher is provided. A 14 day adoption trial period is available when adopting an animal from BARRC.

Adoption fees are required to be paid in full before taking the animal onto trial.