Max is a typical one-year-old Collie who loves nothing more than long walks and using his brain. He is good with people once he has thatbond and may take a few meets at the centre to get to know first. Max would benefit from some basic training as well as he does tend to jump up so isn't suitable for families with young children, but confident teens should be fine.Max is a typical one-year-old Collie who loves nothing more than long walks and using his brain. He is good with people once he has thatbond and may take a few meets at the centre to get to know first. Max would benefit from some basic training as well as he does tend to jump up so isn't suitable for families with young children, but confident teens should be fine.
Max is a typical one-year-old Collie who loves nothing more than long walks and using his brain. He is good with people once he has thatbond and may take a few meets at the centre to get to know first. Max would benefit from some basic training as well as he does tend to jump up so isn't suitable for families with young children, but confident teens should be fine.

Dogs Trust Leeds: Canine cuties looking for their forever homes this week

By Andrew Hutchinson
Published 4th Sep 2022, 11:45 BST
They are the canine cuties looking for their forever homes in Leeds and beyond.

There is always lots going on at the Leeds Dogs Trust rehoming centre and this week has been no exception. Here we take an exclusive look behind the scenes of day-to-day life and meet some of the handsome boys and gorgeous girls who are all looking to find loving new homes. For more information on the dogs currently looking for their forever homes, please visit: www.dogstrust.org.uk or telephone the charity's call centre on 030300 30000. READ MORE: Dogs are making their mark at our weddings

Good luck Roskoe! The team were over the moon to wave off Roskoe to his forever home this week. The four-year-old American Bulldog arrived a few weeks ago after a change in his owners’ circumstances, and although he needed a lot of confidence building, he smashed his training and is now showing huge potential. His new family can’t wait to get him settled in and continue the brilliant training he’s been doing so well with at the rehoming centre.

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Good luck Roskoe! The team were over the moon to wave off Roskoe to his forever home this week. The four-year-old American Bulldog arrived a few weeks ago after a change in his owners’ circumstances, and although he needed a lot of confidence building, he smashed his training and is now showing huge potential. His new family can’t wait to get him settled in and continue the brilliant training he’s been doing so well with at the rehoming centre. Photo: Leeds Dogs Trust

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