Meet Geoff

Meet Geoff 

British Bulldog

Age: approx 2 years old 

Can live with children? 16+ 

Has to be only dog in household 

Can live with cats? not cat tested 

Geoff is tiny for the breed and real character.

He is most comfortable with woman and would prefer a female owner as he can be quite nervous of men initially.

Geoff isn’t dog friendly so we are looking for a dog free home and someone who can give the quiet walks he enjoys most. He loves a stick and will expect a game of football here and there ⚽️ 

He is fine to be left for up-to 4 hours and will happy snooze the day away but still a active boy.

Child free home is also essential due to his nervousness.

If you feel you could offer Geoff his perfect home please pop us a message.

Currently fostered in Surrey

Holly is currently in kennels 💔

2 years old 

Pocket bully 

Children 10+ (due to her being a strong girl, not any aggression) 

She is in Essex and will need a foster / adopter who is in Essex and can get her to her vet appointments. 

Holly came to us directly from the pound and into kennels. She spent some time with a foster home who unfortunately could no longer keep her due to mobility issues and her being strong on the lead. 

She is currently in another foster home where she is absolutely thriving. She is the most loving girl, who absolutely adores her humans attention (little and big humans!) 

Whilst out and about Holly wants to stop and get to other dogs. 

She doesn’t beg for food, waits for her dinner patiently, follows you everywhere just wants love non stop, great if you go out for couple of hours. 

She likes to roll over on her back for tickles, knows sit, wait, paw, wee wee garden. She likes someone to be out in the garden with her for toilet but she will go out on her own. She loves a treat, also a treat ball she loved but not really interested in toys but has played a little. 

She won’t get on the sofa if your eating she waits to be called up. She knows if she’s going out, she will sit for harness to go on too. 

She appears dog reactive, but we are unsure if this is with every dog or if she is just selective. 

Holly had an x-ray and we have been advised she will need an operation on her hind leg so we need a home who will be able to nurse her back to health and look after her through the process. This can be a foster home but ideally we want to find her forever home as she deserves it. 

If you can offer Holly what she needs then please message us for an enquiry form. 💌

Meet Cali and Diesel ❤️ 

2 & 3 years old pocket bully brother and sister

Have been around children before, not tested for a while and due to playful nature children 16+ 

Only dogs in household 

Not cat tested 

These two came into us due to a very harrowing situation happening to their mummy. It is now understood it is not safe for them to return home so we are looking for their forever home / long term foster. 

They have been well loved and cared for, and this situation is no fault of the dogs. 

They are extremely loving, very well behaved and love nothing more than playing, snuggling and being together ❤️ which is why we will not under any circumstances be splitting them up. Cali is great on the lead but Diesel could do with some further training.

Currently being fostered in Essex. 

If you feel you can offer them the home and they are desperately seeking please send us a message for an enquiry form ❤️

Bee (formally pudding)

5, 6 in March

Pocket bully 

Can live with other dogs? It’s possible, but we think she’d do better as an only dog

Not cat tested

Can live with calm, dog savvy children 10+ 

In the beginning of December our wonderful transporters bought pudding into our kennels and quite quickly we found her a lovely foster home. 

We have an absolutely wonderful write up from her loving foster mum Diane, who has been looking after and caring for this girl since her arrival, we now believe Bee is ready to find her forever home. Please read write up in full, and if you believe you can offer her a loving forever home please message us. 

Petite, adorable, fun, strawberry blonde looking for someone to go on adventures and snuggle up on the sofa with. Someone who is loving, kind, caring and considerate. A big dog lover ❤️ 

I was clearly used for breeding and kept in a crate all the time. The vet says my teeth show evidence of me trying to chew my way out. Because of this, I wasn't house trained, but I am getting much better now, although I still have the odd accident. I am wary of new people, but as soon as I know you mean me no harm, we shall become the best cuddle buddies. I love, love to cuddle, and I can not get close enough. 

I walk really well on the lead and do not pull, but when I see strangers coming to pass close by, I stop and won't walk until they have walked past. I'm just very wary of the world outside and people I don't know. I need my confidence building and lots more walks. When I'm introduced to new people, I will creep over to say hello, but I am very wary. My Foster Mum says it seems I've been mistreated, possibly hit as I do lower my head to show I just want to be friends.

I'm very food oriented and am easily trained. I sit, give paw and have learnt my name. I also know "this way" when I meander in the wrong direction and "what's this" means a yummy treat is coming. I am currently learning "touch." I think this is where my Foster Mum wants me to touch the palm of her hand with my snout. This seems to release the treat.

I get on really well with other dogs whilst I'm out but I do not like it when a dog is too boisterous or hyperactive with me. Jumping all over me. I'm an older girl and like to be left alone to sniff and explore and if a dog snaps at me then of course I will retaliate. For this reason I think I'd be best in a home as the only pup, that way I wouldn't have to share cuddles either.

I can be left for short periods of around 4 hours.

I do get super excited when my Foster Mum comes home and I can't help myself but jump up.. I am trying to control my excitement and keep my paws on the floor, this is what gets me the fussing.

I adore kids and am very good but if I am to live with young children it is to be understood that they could be knocked over with my excitement and jumping up. I am being told how to be behave but some things take longer especially when I am super excited.. Children must of course be taught to respect me and my space and how to treat me well.

Ideal home will have a nice garden to continue my house training.. I deserve a garden to chill in after only being cooped up in a cage for years.

Also, I've been told I snore quite loudly and this is why I sleep downstairs in my bed but I sleep there alone now all night without any issues. I go out in the evening on my last loo break before I hop in my bed and my Foster Mum covers me up in a blanket with just my head popping out. I love to be snug on cold winter nights.

Please be aware that I need time to adjust and settle in. When I first arrived with my new Foster Mum she said it was like having a newborn baby because I was awake and restless every 2/3 hours through the night. But now I'm really good and sleep all night till it’s time to get up in the morning.

Oh also, my Foster Mum found out recently that I'm just like her and frightened of thunder and lightening, so when this happens I need to extra loving and patience.

Currently in Berkshire, must be happy to travel there for meet and greets.