Two small Terrier X Dogs for Rehoming in Dublin

Unfortunately due to change in circumstances, we have no choice but to rehome our lovely Terrier X dogs.

Located in Dublin, these small size Terriers are from the same litter and have been together since birth. They are male and female and are both neutered. Both dogs have different personalities, Harley (the female dog) is an affectionate, sweet dog and social butterfly who loves attention and lots of belly rubs! She is very outgoing and loves playing fetch. Jameson, her male brother, is affectionate too but can take a few minutes to warm to people calling to the house as he likes to make a good watch dog. Once he meets people, he also enjoys attention and playing. Both dogs love their walks and need an individual or family with the time to bring them out at least once a day for around 40 minutes. We would ideally like Harley and Jameson to be rehomed together, but will consider separate homes if they are to go to the right person/family. Jameson does not like other dogs so there cannot be any other dogs at his new home.

Due to my mother’s declining health who lives with us, we do not have the time to give Harley and Jameson the love they need. We are seeking active dog lovers /walkers with lots of time and attention to give them. It will break our hearts to see them go but we know it is the right decision for them.

Both dogs are fully vaccinated and healthy.

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