Rehoming 2 large dogs
£350
B98
Advert ID: lpe000011046Expired
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- For sale
- Type of pet
- Dogs
- Breed
- German Shepherd
- Sex
- Not known
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Looking at rehoming my 2 large dogs.They are both neutered and spayed and microchipped.The female is a bullmastiff cross rottweiler who is 10 years old,and the male is a white german shepherd who is 8 years old.They can be rehomed seperatley or be rehomed together I would prefer if they was rehomed together as they have lived together all their adult life.As a single parent having 2 large dogs is taking its toll and I really need to do wot is best for them.The german shepherd has anxiety so will need an experienced home where you can help him with this. £350 to secure a forever home together. £175 to secure a forever home seperatley. If you require and further info please feel free to contact me.
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