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His Story: Rodney was found stray in London and is now fostered with another bull breed bitch and proved compatible to live with another dog.

Salient points: Greyhound cross Staffie we think. Police have certified 'not of type'. Kind gentle nature 'fun' temperament.

Advert: Rodney or 'Rodders' spent time in kennels awaiting his home. He has now been given a wonderful foster place living with a bull breed bitch Indi and has proved himself to be playful but kind. A cartoon character straight from 'Only Fools and Horses'! He is lanky and a bit clumsy and so well meaning. He has been learning manners on the lead as he really wants to go and meet everyone and it was everyone! But his fosters have put the work into gaining his distraction and found a halti works a treat! Rodney usually walks well on a short lead around streets and isn't driven to chase as such, but ofcourse every dog has their moments. Rodders meets and socialises with other dogs well of all sizes.

Rodney needs a family to love and offer him the benefit of their experience. Rodney's owners would need to be confident with the management of a large dog. He could be an only dog or in with another. Rodney is neutered, chipped and vax'd. He can be left and chills in the house and garden.

Rodney is a comedian and will have you in stitches. He is extremely loving and very responsive to attention. As his trade mark, he has a backside with tail attached which moves from one side to the other, a bit like an articulated lorry! Just look at the face! We ask you, the beauty and innocence. Oh Rodney Trotter ... where is your Dell boy, Uncle Albert and Raquel?!

Please visit Rodney's individual thread, in Dogs needing homes in our care on our Rescue Remedies forum and read about him and his progress.

If you are interested in re-homing please complete our homing questionnaire so we can ensure our dogs are matched and will suit your circumstances/lifestyle.

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