bertin12
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I'll have a little look on there too, thanks!
Rehoming centres and advice please.
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bertin12
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Haven't thought of that, do they just list them on their website?
Sandstone1
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No you need to apply to go on the waiting list, if there are suitable dogs for your circumstances they will contact you. Have a look on the website. It should tell you how to get in touch.
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A friend has tried repeatedly but they tend to have massive waiting lists.
Sandstone1
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Not really a waiting list as such anymore, depends more on if there are dogs suitable for your circumstances, you have to re apply every 3 months too. Try looking on the website for details of how to apply.
bertin12
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Ok thank you!
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Another vote for GRWE if you are looking for a greyhound/lurcher type - they are brilliant, I have had 8 from them so far 
www.grwe.com
Dont be put off by the name (which they are just in the process of changing) - they cover most of the UK now not just the west of England.
ETA - and if you want a really, really good dog you can't find anywhere better than Cayla's rescue on here - she is based up North but can arrange transport etc, I have one from her who is absolutely perfect in every way (and she knows it! )
www.adoptadognortheast.co.uk
www.grwe.com
Dont be put off by the name (which they are just in the process of changing) - they cover most of the UK now not just the west of England.
ETA - and if you want a really, really good dog you can't find anywhere better than Cayla's rescue on here - she is based up North but can arrange transport etc, I have one from her who is absolutely perfect in every way (and she knows it!
)www.adoptadognortheast.co.uk
bertin12
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Lévrier;12738183 said:ETA - and if you want a really, really good dog you can't find anywhere better than Cayla's rescue on here - she is based up North but can arrange transport etc, I have one from her who is absolutely perfect in every way (and she knows it!
www.adoptadognortheast.co.uk
I've got family up north in Yorkshire so go up there regularly anyway, so Cayla would be an option!
sam-b
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Ive just had a pup from many tears. Very sensible, we also have cats and other dogs, and shock, horror a 2 year old daughter. My daughter is dog savvy having grown up with 4 collies and a jrt. I also work but there is only someone out the house for a few hours. I'm really pleased with the pup and happy to give my money to them rather than someone breeding to make a few quid quickly
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It would definitely be worth speaking to her - she is based near Durham - I would really recommend her
I will let her know about this thread bertin12
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Lévrier;12741771 said:It would definitely be worth speaking to her - she is based near Durham - I would really recommend her
Than you
Scarlett
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We picked up a pup from these folk at the weekend - http://www.aadogrescue.org.uk/
They were excellent to deal with, keep all the dogs on site rather than in boarding kennels/foster and were totally sensible about our situation - we work and have an older, entire male dog. They were totally positive about the situation throughout and we now have an adorable 7 month old boxer x staffy on a weeks trial, though there's no way he's going back. They encourage to you visit - kennels are open daily - where you can meet lots of dogs in one go and see how you get on.
We'd been ignored and refused by several rescues, AA were a breath of fresh air. It really felt like they cared about finding us the right dog and I liked the fact we got a weeks trial before handing over the full adoption fee too.
They were excellent to deal with, keep all the dogs on site rather than in boarding kennels/foster and were totally sensible about our situation - we work and have an older, entire male dog. They were totally positive about the situation throughout and we now have an adorable 7 month old boxer x staffy on a weeks trial, though there's no way he's going back. They encourage to you visit - kennels are open daily - where you can meet lots of dogs in one go and see how you get on.
We'd been ignored and refused by several rescues, AA were a breath of fresh air. It really felt like they cared about finding us the right dog and I liked the fact we got a weeks trial before handing over the full adoption fee too.