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5 years • Staffy Cross
Listing confirmed 12 November 2026
Based on Dogwatch Sanctuary Trust's listing, and in some cases inferred from Noah's description. Always confirm with them before deciding.
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Noah is a 1 year old Staffy mix with a super sweet, cuddly nature and a clever little brain! Curious and keen to be involved, Noah likes to know what his people are up to. Whether you’re pottering around at home or heading out for a walk, he’s always interested in joining you. He loves a good pat and will happily make time for some affection between activities. He’d suit a home that will set him up for success, and build up time alone. Noah is an enthusiastic learner who enjoys using his brain. He’s still working on his lead manners, but he’s picking things up quickly. He’s looking for someone who will enjoy spending time training with him, encouraging his progress and helping him build the skills he needs for his next steps in life. He gets along well with both male and female dogs. As a bouncy young boy who is still learning his manners, so needs a nice match which our team will help with. He would be best suited to a home with older, dog savvy children who are comfortable around an enthusiastic dog. Noah is not suited to a home with cats. With his affectionate nature, curiosity and willingness to learn, Noah has so much to offer someone who wants a companion to grow alongside. If you’re looking for a loving, fun and inquisitive young dog, Noah could be your boy!
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