Two 'delightful' pugs looking for forever home in Norfolk

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Two “delightful” dogs are looking for their forever home in Norfolk. 

Doug and Duffy, who are both pug crosses, came into the care of Dogs Trust at Snetterton after a change in their owner's circumstances. 

They are both 10 years old, with a spokesman for Dog's Trust adding: "They still have a zest for life and enjoy their walks and love spending time with people. 

Doug the pug cross is 10 years old (Image: Dog's Trust Snetterton)

"They enjoy their walks and like snuggling up together for a nap afterwards.” 

The charity has also noted that the pair have some age-related medical conditions, which will need to be treated with pain relief medication. 

They can live in a home with cats and children of primary school age or older.

Duffy the pug cross loves going on walks (Image: Dog's Trust Snetterton)

It would also be ideal for them to have an outdoor area and the charity added that after some settling in, they could be left for short periods of time. 

Another pair of dogs looking for a home at the shelter are Jack and Jake, Yorkshire terrier crosses who are described as "sweet boys who can be timid". 

They are both eight years old and have lived a sheltered life so far.

Jake and JackJake and Jack, the Yorkshire terrier crosses, are also looking for a home (Image: Dog's trust Snetterton)

"They are looking for a patient and understanding home that understands their nervous nature and can allow them to settle into their new home at their own pace," the spokesman for the charity said. 

"Once they know you, they enjoy a gentle fuss and they would like a family that are happy to let them explore their new home and come out of their shells in their own time." 

The charity has explained it would be best for them to be in a home without other dogs at first. 

They would also be best suited in a house with older children and a secure back garden. 

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