Dogs Available For Rehoming
Brown Street Kennels, Brown Street, Dundee DD1 5DT Tel: 01382 432100 Fax: 01382 432102 or email
brownstreet.kennels@dundeecity.gov.uk
The dogs that are available for rehoming are pictured underneath.
If you see a dog that you feel would suit your home circumstances please contact the Kennels for more information.
Please click on the following link to read about issues you should consider and the information required from your when thinking of rehoming a puppy or dog from Brown Street Kennels.
Information on rehoming a dog from Brown Street Kennels
Updated on 11/08/17
We have 2 dogs available for rehoming
 Buddy West Highland Terrier, male, aged 8 years, white, wire hair, small Buddy is friendly with people and fine with other dogs. He has been around children of all ages and been fine. Buddy enjoys his walks and is good on his lead. He will need someone who will take him to the dog groomers regularly to keep his coat in good condition and to give him the exercise and attention that he needs. |
Buddy Lurcher, male aged 9-11 years, tan & white, short hair, large. Buddy is friendly with people and fine with large dogs. Although he is fine with children due to his age he can't be bothered with young children. Buddy would not not be able to be rehomed where there are small dogs or cats. Buddy likes company and a quiet household. He would be happy in a home where he can get regular exercise and the care he deserves. |
Jericho Lurcher, male, aged 14 months, tan & white, short hair, large. Jericho is friendly but excitable around people. He can be nippy when excited so cannot go to a home where there are children under 14 years. Jericho would not suit a home where there are small, dogs, cats or male dogs. He will need a home where he can get plenty of exercise and further training. |
Misty Staffordshire Bull Terrier, female, aged 3-4 years, white with brown spots, short hair, med Misty is a bit shy around new people to start with but is very friendly once she knows you. She loves going on walks and is good on her lead. Although Misty is fine with children and other dogs outside she would not suit a home where there are children under teenage years or other dogs in the house. Misty will need someone who can give her the care and exercise that she requires. |