3Poppy's ideal home Poppy is a sweet 1-year-old girl looking for a home with a garden to stretch her legs and enjoy playtimes in. She’s already house trained and has previously been ok spending time on her own for a couple of hours. Poppy can live with children (8yrs+) and another doggy friend. Poppy can be become overwhelmed if rushed so a couple of meets at the centre will
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