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Archie, pointer cross for adoption in Kenilworth
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Archie

9 years · Pointer Cross · Kenilworth

Listing last checked 29 September 2026

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Age
9 years
Sex
Male
Breed
Pointer Cross
Size
Medium

Could live with

  • Children: Yes
  • Other dogs: Not known
  • Cats: Not known

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

Listed by

Dogs Trust · Kenilworth

About Archie

At almost 10 years old these two beautiful boys are looking for a bit of a quieter life. They enjoy nothing more than being with their favourite people, enjoying gentle walkies and of course, some tasty treats. These sweet boys are so so sweet and have so much love to give. This dog is being rehomed through our Homestay scheme, staying with their current owner until a new home is found. At the point of adoption, ownership briefly transfers to Dogs Trust and then to the new family. Homestay helps avoid the stress of kennels and allows the dog to remain settled at home. In rare cases, the current owner may withdraw. While we work hard to reduce this risk, it can happen. If it does, Dogs Trust will support potential adopters by prioritising them for another suitable dog. Meet Archie and Alfie, two beautiful brothers who are looking for their forever home together for no fault of their own. The boys are friendly and have been quite happy saying hello to everyone they meet out and about on their walkies. We think they could happily live with upper primary aged children who can understand that they may need to take time for themselves to relax. They're happy to share their walks with other dogs, but would prefer for it to be just the two of them in their forever home. They are mostly housetrained, but might need a little refresher as they settle in. The boys are finding spending long times on their own a little stressful, so it's important any time being left is short and is built up gradually.

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