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Forced to sell 5 Generation pedigree pug

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Photo 1 of 1: Forced to sell 5 Generation pedigree pug

Forced to sell 5 Generation pedigree pug

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Photo 1 of 1: Forced to sell 5 Generation pedigree pug

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Type of pet
Dogs
Breed
Pug
Sex
Male

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Been told i have broken my rented flat contract ,and Buddy has to be rehomed ,then to top it off the person who was training and walking him was hospitalised last November ,passed away last month, he is fully pad trained, would not take alot for him to go outside He needs walking and a garden to play, I'm unable to walk him as i an disabled . Buddy loves to play fetch he's cute he's lovable and comical cheeky and intelligent.loves to be fussed over., since he has to stay in he gets very hyper excitable if he sees someone , as the only ones he sees really is my support worker and my brother , He has no life now really makes me so sad he deserves a loving home and walking he comes with toys pads playpen bed and some food a long lead a short lead a harness raincoat collar

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