Each year thousands of unwanted dogs end up in rescue centres, many because of their high energy levels. As this is a quality we value in agility, we believe many would make super agility dogs. So if you are looking for another agility dog, think about giving one of these dogs a second chance. We promise to keep a dog on this page for at least six weeks or until we hear that it has been rehomed. Whenever possible we will let you know where the dog has gone via the Happy Endings page. If you have a dog that you think would make a good agility or flyball dog, you can add it to the page direct by using the online entry form here. Dogs must have a photo to be listed. All we ask is that you let us know when the dog has been rehomed as there are many more dogs waiting to be listed.

This is a free service to private individuals who cannot cope with their dogs any more for whatever reason and for rescue organisations. Please note that while this is a free service, rescue organisations may ask for a standard donation to continue their work.

Working with our friends at Rescue Dogs for Agility Homes UK to find happy homes for active dogs.

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Breed:
Border Collie
Contact:
Alex/Debs Pashley, 23 Queen Street, Barwell, Leicestershire LE9 8EA (map)
Tel:
07957 875741
Date Added:
28 Jan 2025

GEORGE
History:
We have had George since he was 10 weeks old. Unfortunately, he has gone for both of our teenage children without being provoked so we have decided to rehome him. It has been such a heart-breaking decision, but the family comes first.
Description:
George is a black & white, short-haired Border Collie. He definitely is not a sit on the sofa dog. Most of the time, he is an all-round, good dog and he enjoys his agility every week. He loves long walks with his frisbee amongst other toys and swimming. He does the usual tricks - right and left paw, lie down, roll over, under, sit up high fives, fist bumps, kisses and hugs. He's really good off the lead at the park and in an open area. He's a typical collie on the lead pavement walking as he stalks cars and pulls on his lead. He is crate trained, too.
Rehoming Criteria:
No children! George would be suitable to someone who knows their way around a collie as he comes from a working dog background. He’ll be three in July.
Child friendly:
No
Cat friendly:
No
Age:
2
Sex:
Dog
Neutered:
No
Vaccinated:
Yes
Micro-chipped:
Yes
Flea/Wormed:
Yes
Cost:
P.O.A.
Where dog can be seen:
Local park. Depending how local we could arrange to meet half somewhere. LE9 8EA (map)

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Organisation: .
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Organisation:
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