Cutie Pie Clyde!
Clyde is a young lad who really just needs some guidance in life to fulfil his potential of being such an amazing companion!
Clyde is a large crossbreed who came to us as a stray. We don't know any of his background , and purely down to his size we would only rehome to families with dog savvy children of 12years+. We have no idea what he would be like living with a cat, but he has shown interest in the cats who live on site. Allow he has not shared his kennel space with another dog , he does enjoy some free running time in our paddock with one of the staff members female dog, so with careful introductions he possibly could live with a well established calm female dog.
Clyde is a large crossbreed who came to us as a stray. We don't know any of his background , and purely down to his size we would only rehome to families with dog savvy children of 12years+. We have no idea what he would be like living with a cat, but he has shown interest in the cats who live on site. Allow he has not shared his kennel space with another dog , he does enjoy some free running time in our paddock with one of the staff members female dog, so with careful introductions he possibly could live with a well established calm female dog.
Approx Age: 1 year
Breed: Large Crossbreed
Sex: Male neutered
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Good in Car:
House Trained:
Good With Children:
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History
Clyde came to us as an unclaimed stray.Re-homing Criteria
Clyde is a typical young lad who just really needs some guidance in life. He has come on a lot since being with us, he is such a special boy and is just so willing to learn. Clyde is looking for a patient home who is willing to take the time to carry on with his training. Clyde would love a home with people who love to spend their free time out walking and enjoying the countryside. A fully secure garden with high fencing is a must for this young lad so he can have somewhere to play and be safe outside, also someone who is around most of the day would be ideal. Coming to us as an unclaimed stray we do not know his background with children and down to his size we would really only consider homes with dog confident children of 12 years +. We do not know how he would be living with a cat although he has shown some interest in the cats who live onsite when he sees them out and about. Clyde does not share his kennel at the moment but he does enjoy running about in our paddock with various female dogs, so with careful introductions Clyde could possibly live with a well established calm female dog in his new home.Clyde is just the biggest snuggle bunny with the biggest heart , could you find room in your heart for him ?