Dogs for adoption in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent

Fully trained 4 year old called Nokosi. Inside and out trained. Loveable. Extremely easy going. Great on lead. Healthy with no internal medical conditions. Has ingrown toe nail on pad which can not be removed, however this causes no pain at all. Eats raw wholefood, fruit and vegetables. No processed food or junk food, human scraps from dinner etc. Exercise needed to maintain a healthy and stimulated mind and body. Netured. Up to date on worm and flea treatment. Good with other dogs however due to his size other dogs can be wary of him, however he's absolutely fine. The price I've included is only at the moment for advertising as you have to leave an amount. However this solely reflects conversations I have with interested parties and the dogs 100% well being. So only serious individuals who will look after him as a professional and not to sell on. His future is all that matters. This is non negotiable.

Born in May 2025, Mimi is fully vaccinated and microchipped, and is looking for a caring family. She’s mostly house-trained to go outside, but occasional accidents can happen since she’s still a puppy. Mimi enjoys being around children, needs a spacious yard, and is energetic and affectionate. Her breed mix is half Bichon Frise, a quarter Shih Tzu, and a quarter German Sprinter.

I’m searching for a new family for Weasel, a young female Cockapoo who would thrive in a patient, caring home. Born on 21 February 2025, she’s still a puppy and eager to learn. Weasel hasn’t received much training yet, so she’ll need someone ready to help her gain confidence and develop good behaviors. She’s affectionate, gentle, and gets along well with other dogs, adults, and children. Her coat is shorter than most Cockapoos, making grooming much easier. Her previous owner is unable to care for her anymore, and I can’t keep her long-term, so I’m hoping to find her a safe and loving environment soon. Her parents are a ginger Cockapoo and a black Cockapoo. - Name: Weasel - Female Cockapoo - Born 21 February 2025 - Low-maintenance, shorter coat - Gets along with dogs, adults, and kids - Healthy; ask for details about her microchip - Meet-ups possible in Slough or London I’m looking for the best possible home for Weasel, as she really deserves stability and kindness. If you’re interested, please send a message with a bit about yourself, your experience with dogs, and the kind of home you can offer. Weasel is a special puppy who will make a wonderful companion for the right person.

Meet this striking Dachshund with a beautiful, distinctive coat—full of charm, sweetness, and personality. With the classic Dachshund spirit, bold yet loving, this little dog makes an excellent companion for anyone seeking a loyal friend. About This Dog: - Stunning, unique coat - Friendly and affectionate - Healthy, vet-checked, and well-socialized - Enjoys cuddling, playtime, and being close to people This wonderful Dachshund is ready for a caring, committed home where they’ll be truly cherished. Open to reasonable offers.

Bear is a 4-year-old purebred Chow Chow, originally from Romania and brought to the UK at 6 months old. After his previous owner fell ill, my family took him in. He has regular vet checks, documented in his Vaccination Certificate, and has always been healthy. Bear is affectionate and enjoys cuddling, playing with toys, going for walks, and staying close to people. He is an excellent guard dog, tends to be vocal with unfamiliar people, and takes time to trust, but is extremely loyal once he does. He enjoys occasional kennel visits and is KC registered. Bear needs a new home due to difficulties adapting to recent changes in our household routine. He is sensitive to change and will test boundaries to express his discomfort, similar to a young child. With ongoing changes, he’s struggling to adjust and requires more attention than we can currently provide, which has been hard for both him and us. We hope to find Bear a loving home, ideally with older children, as he is an Alpha Dog and may try to dominate younger kids. He did learn not to do this with my youngest, but his behavior with other young children is uncertain. Bear does not get along with cats and prefers the company of large dogs or being the only pet.