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Original referral information: Hi Lynne
Please find below details of my dog. His name is Buddy. He is 9, 10 this March.
He has a great nature but unfortunately I have to let him go as my house is gonna be repossessed. I have asked everyone I know, but no luck with housing him If you can help in anyway I would very much appreciate it
Thanks Paul M
Buddy came into RescueRemedies on the 2nd Feb 24.
, He was very willing to be stroked and reassured but didn't want treats (not even cheese 
) however when he went off for a walk around the woods with Anne his tail came up and we saw a little of that staffie wiggle in his walk. He is a dear older boy and I really hope we can get him a comfortable sofa sooner rather than later.
) and outside on walks. The most noise he has made is a tiny little whimper of greeting as they passed us by. He doesn't pull on the lead, and walks at a nice relaxed pace, interested in the sights and smells around him. He is very happy to receive affection and gives it back in spade loads. The only sad bit of our walk was that Buddy did not want me to leave him, offering me kisses and cuddles if I would just stay a bit longer. This boy is more than 'a good dog' he's a total poppet. The photos are from when Geoff walked him on Monday. Buddy is 10 in March and it would be the best present of all if he were already in his very own comfortable and loving forever home to celebrate.
