Young Doberman seeks home after owner could not keep him

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 17:33 · Archive

Ronnie, a six to 12-month-old Doberman, is available for adoption from the RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancashire branch.

Ronnie, a young Doberman aged between six and 12 months, arrived at the RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancashire branch at Longview Animal Centre in Stalmine at the beginning of August after his previous owner became unable to keep him. Staff describe him as a sensitive soul who is steadily growing in confidence. Although he can be strong and bouncy on walks and loves to explore, he prefers cuddles to toys and would rather spend time with his favourite people.

Because Ronnie can become overexcited around other dogs, the rescue team is seeking a home where he will be the only pet. He is best suited to an adult-only household with adopters who have prior experience of large breeds or energetic young dogs. A spokesman for the branch said that Ronnie needs 'love, stability and consistency' and that continued training will be important in helping him become the best version of himself.

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• Young Doberman who prefers cuddles to toys looks for forever homeA gentle young Doberman who prefers cuddles to toys is looking for a new home.NW Evening Mail · 14 Oct, 17:00
• Young Doberman who prefers cuddles to toys looks for forever homeA gentle young Doberman who prefers cuddles to toys is looking for a new home.Westmorland Gazette · 14 Oct, 17:00

In this story: Ronnie · RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancashire · Longview Animal Centre · Stalmine

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