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NameGinny
BreedCrossbreed
GenderBitch (Female)
ColourBlack and tan
SizeSmall Dog
CountryUnited Kingdom
RegionEngland,West Berkshire
Level

Ginny is the definition of happy-go-lucky.
She slots into any situation – is happy on a train, tube, car, kayak, horsebox, paddle board – she just loves to be involved. She is highly food motivated.
At only 5.8kg she’s happy to be held but also walks like a proper dog!

She is happy to play, has basic training and is quick to learn new skills.

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