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Frank

Snetterton, Norfolk

4 months

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Advert ID:: 41502
Advert Type:: For Adoption, Rehoming or Rescue
Advertiser Type:: Rescue Centre / Charity
Located in:: Snetterton, Norfolk
Advert Views:: 0

Dog Info

Age:: 1 year (approx)

Description

Frank's ideal home

Frank is a sweet little Dachshund who came in to us as a stray. He is estimated to be an adult and around a year old, despite his tiny size. Frank is a little sensitive around meeting new people so would like his home to be quiet without too many visitors coming and going. Any children in the home should be older teens who are 16+, but he has the potential to live with another calm dog of a similar size. A garden for Frank to enjoy is essential and any leaving hours should be introduced slowly once settled in. Frank loves being with his humans at all times so would like his family to be around for the majority of time, he can also be very vocal when out on walks.

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