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Cardiff
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Rae

6 years • Female • German Shepherd Dog

Listing last checked 29 September 2026

Large

Key facts

Age
6 years
Sex
Female
Breed
German Shepherd Dog
Size
Large

Could live with

  • Children: Yes
  • Other dogs: No
  • Cats: Not known

Taken from Dogs Trust's listing, and sometimes worked out from Rae's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Adoption information

Dogs Trust · Cardiff

All adoption applications are handled directly by Dogs Trust. Contact them to arrange to meet Rae and start the adoption process.

About Rae

Rae is definitely one for the Shepherd lovers! She is a big people person and loves meeting new people, always asking for a fuss. She's an incredibly clever girl, and will do anything for a tasty treat. She does have some pain in her hips that she will need lifelong medication for, but she is happy and comfortable! Rae would prefer walks in quieter, less dog populated areas so she can get her full sniffs in without any crazy distractions. She is doing well in her ongoing training here in the centre including building her dog social skills and focus. Rae is really missing her home comforts and can't wait to have a cosy space to call her own. Meet gorgeous girl Rae, our 6-year old German Shepherd looking for her forever home. Rae is a super sweet girl, who is immediately friendly with new people and enjoys a fuss. Typical of her breed, she is very clever and loves to be kept busy and learn new things. She loves her food, which is a great aid in her training, and often spends time playing with her toys - particularly her tuggy toys! Rae would love a family who are willing to take her on fun adventures, and keep her brain stimulated with fun puzzle games. She would prefer to be the only dog in the home, as she does need a little bit of work on her social skills when out and about. Rae is able to go home with older secondary school aged children who are confident around bigger dogs as she can sometimes jump up when she is excited to see you.