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What else can I help you with?
Are dogs from dogs trust free?
No. Dogs Trust usually asks for between £60-£80 when you adopt a dog. This is usually to cover part of the fees incurred when they are looking after a dog. EG, vet fees, food.... But in my opinion, £60-£80 is nothing to know that the dog has been looked after by Dogs Trust and knowing that there are no problems with the dog that you won't know about.
Who is the founder of dog trust?
Dogs Trust began in 1891 in the UK as The National Canine Defence League (NCDL) at a meeting during the first Crufts show chaired by Lady Gertrude Stock. In 2003, the NCDL was rebranded as Dogs Trust.
Should I get a dog it's very cute?
No. You should first research a bit about the breed, get to know the breeder, know how to properly take care of dogs, have all your supplies ready, have a vet near you that you trust, find out if the dog is healthy, figer out if a dog is right for you, AND THEN YOU CAN WORRY ABOUT THAT.
How much is it to sponsor a dog from dogs trust?
£7.00 a month
The first is dogs Should it be is or are?
The first are dogs. 1 dog = is 1< dog = are I am you (1) are he, she, it is we are they are you (1<) are
How long can you visit the dog your sponsoring in dogs trust?
it varies some dogs u cant visit
Will a cat bite a dog?
only if that dog chases cats. trust me i am an experienced cat person.
Where can you buy a I AM BLIND collar for a blind dog?
In A Shop Or Dogs Trust :L
How do you live with dog allergy's?
You should get a dog that has fur, not hair. I'm allergic to dogs and I own dogs only with fur. It won't make you have symptoms. Trust me!
What was the first type of dog was first dog on earth?
Wolf, It is part of the dog family! Trust me.
Why should you sponser a dog from dogs trust?
because if you the dog that you sponser will send a picher of it and it writes letters to you and that is why you should sponser a dog or more.
How do you rescue dogs mcworld?
First, you have to find them. Once you find them, there should be a sparkly square in front of it. Step on it, and you've caught a dog!;)
