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Barney, crossbreed for adoption in Huyton
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Barney

10 years · Crossbreed · Huyton

Listing last checked 29 September 2026

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Age
10 years
Sex
Male
Breed
Crossbreed
Size
Medium

Could live with

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

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

Listed by

Dogs Trust · Huyton

About Barney

Barney is a lively boy who is bursting with energy and is raring to go. He's incredibly smart and loves training, so we're hoping to find a family with an interest in carrying this on. When he's not out and about, Barney is happy to lounge across the back of his sofa in a very cat like fashion. He's an agility star too, and will often leap on the equipment and show off his skills! When Barney's in the mood, he can be a real snuggler, and likes to be close by you, just watching the world go by. Barney needs a special family who are willing to work with him, and allow him time to settle without pushing him. It's essential that Barney lives in a quiet, child and pet free environment, preferably with few visitors, and has his own garden. He is under a training program at the centre that will need to be kept up in the home, and he will need multiple meets here before he goes home. Full support will be given by our Training and Behaviour Team, throughout all stages of Barney's adoption, and his adopters must be willing to work closely with the team. Although Barney will walk with dogs he's had a proper introduction to, he will need to be the only dog in the home. He is a super boy who just needs someone to commit to him, and make slow introductions to new people and places. Barney needs time to get to know his new family before he goes home, and will need multiple visits at the centre.

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