We do believe Riley is going to be a rather large Lurcher, given his paw size! Riley is a playful puppy, who will require lots of stimulation to keep his young mind busy. He would love a secure garden to play and relax in, this would also be beneficial for his continued toilet training. Riley knows some basic commands and has recently started recall training in a secure field. Riley has proved to be a couch potato within the home and will settle down for affection and lounge about on the furniture in weird sighthound positions. Riley could live with confident children, who are used to larger breed dogs. Riley can also live with another playful dog.We do believe Riley is going to be a rather large Lurcher, given his paw size! Riley is a playful puppy, who will require lots of stimulation to keep his young mind busy. He would love a secure garden to play and relax in, this would also be beneficial for his continued toilet training. Riley knows some basic commands and has recently started recall training in a secure field. Riley has proved to be a couch potato within the home and will settle down for affection and lounge about on the furniture in weird sighthound positions. Riley could live with confident children, who are used to larger breed dogs. Riley can also live with another playful dog.
We do believe Riley is going to be a rather large Lurcher, given his paw size! Riley is a playful puppy, who will require lots of stimulation to keep his young mind busy. He would love a secure garden to play and relax in, this would also be beneficial for his continued toilet training. Riley knows some basic commands and has recently started recall training in a secure field. Riley has proved to be a couch potato within the home and will settle down for affection and lounge about on the furniture in weird sighthound positions. Riley could live with confident children, who are used to larger breed dogs. Riley can also live with another playful dog.

Dogs Trust: 17 fantastic dogs and puppies looking for a forever home in the North East

Here are the gorgeous dogs hoping to find their forever home.

By Evie Lake
Published 22nd Apr 2024, 10:08 BST

Dogs Trust currently has so many gorgeous pups up for adoption across the North and North East.

Darlington, Cumbria and Leeds rehoming centres are hoping to find lovely homes for their dogs in order to give them the best possible lives.

Here are just 17 of the dogs searching for a forever home this Spring.

Here are just 17 of the dogs searching for a forever home this Spring.

Lenny is such an amazing lad and going to bring so much fun to the family! He loves carrying and running around with his toys, a bonus if they are squeaky ones! He's full of energy and likes to keep his mind busy too. Mind activities and games will be a great outlet and past time for this little guy.

5. Lenny (Border Collie cross, over six months)

Lenny is such an amazing lad and going to bring so much fun to the family! He loves carrying and running around with his toys, a bonus if they are squeaky ones! He's full of energy and likes to keep his mind busy too. Mind activities and games will be a great outlet and past time for this little guy. Photo: Dogs Trust Darlington

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Charlie loves company and would like his new family to keep him company throughout the day. He gets along well with other dogs and can share the home with another. His ideal home would have a garden for him to relax in and it will also aid his house training as he’ll need a little refresher in this area. Charlie is a friendly chap and will be ok to live with primary school aged children who will allow him space when he requires it.

6. Charlie (Crossbreed, five years)

Charlie loves company and would like his new family to keep him company throughout the day. He gets along well with other dogs and can share the home with another. His ideal home would have a garden for him to relax in and it will also aid his house training as he’ll need a little refresher in this area. Charlie is a friendly chap and will be ok to live with primary school aged children who will allow him space when he requires it. Photo: Dogs Trust Darlington

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Phlox is a 7-week-old Staffie cross Cane Corso who, along with his litter mates, are looking for their forever homes. They will be ready to go home when they are 8 weeks old but we'd like to line up their homes now. They are looking for families who are prepared to do all their basic training, including house training, and they will need a secure garden for this. They'll be fine with young children and other pets, pending everyone getting along together.

7. Phlox (Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross, seven weeks)

Phlox is a 7-week-old Staffie cross Cane Corso who, along with his litter mates, are looking for their forever homes. They will be ready to go home when they are 8 weeks old but we'd like to line up their homes now. They are looking for families who are prepared to do all their basic training, including house training, and they will need a secure garden for this. They'll be fine with young children and other pets, pending everyone getting along together. Photo: Dogs Trust Leeds

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Reggie is a big lad, he is very bouncy and has a total zest for life. He would require a home where someone is committed to his training and socialisation, he will need someone who is confident around large dogs. Reggie will flourish with an active family, who can offer him lots of exercise, training and importantly socialisation, he loves to meet other dogs, however hasn't had much of an opportunity to play, so classes would potentially be a good option for this. Reggie would need a secure garden of his own and someone to be at home a majority of the day until he has settled in. Once settled in his new home, time alone should be built up slowly, at a pace that Reggie is comfortable with.

8. Reggie (Dobermann, six-12 months)

Reggie is a big lad, he is very bouncy and has a total zest for life. He would require a home where someone is committed to his training and socialisation, he will need someone who is confident around large dogs. Reggie will flourish with an active family, who can offer him lots of exercise, training and importantly socialisation, he loves to meet other dogs, however hasn't had much of an opportunity to play, so classes would potentially be a good option for this. Reggie would need a secure garden of his own and someone to be at home a majority of the day until he has settled in. Once settled in his new home, time alone should be built up slowly, at a pace that Reggie is comfortable with. Photo: Dogs Trust Cumbria

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