Ruby and Doug are 8 yrs old. They have been in foster for 5 weeks and during this time they have adapted very well to their new environment. Doug has only one eye but this doesn't stop him doing anything, he's simply a cuddle monster and loves belly rubs. He loves a soft toy to chew and lay with. Doug has two walks a day and walks very well on the lead and he also enjoys a long walk. He does bark at other dogs when on the lead but when given the chance to sniff and say hello he calms down. This is improving daily and with more socialising this will I'm sure soon improve. Off lead he loves to run with all dogs and play, and his recall is really good. He likes a daily dentastix and a few gravy bones and eats all his food. Ruby is the smaller of the two but this doesn't stop her keeping up with Doug on walks and running around on the field. She has started to learn to play with toys and loves a zoomie every now and then. She is vocal indoors and will let you know when she wants to go out for a wee and to bed. When Ruby arrived in foster she didn't like to be picked up and would growl when stroked or cuddled. In a short time, she's learnt to love cuddles and kisses and will let you know when you stop she wants more belly rubs and cuddles. She lets me pick her up all the time now. Ruby can be fussy with her food so needs a little encouragement to eat it before Doug tries to steal it. She is excellent on lead and her recall is really good. They would benefit from a semi active household who can walk them at least 30 mins twice a day and not be left for extended periods of time. They've had no accidents in the home but Doug did spot a few times at the dog sitters the other day. They have been introduced to an indoor cat and rabbits and have been well behaved. They are a bonded pair and Doug grooms Ruby daily. They cannot be separated. They will be a great addition to any family with children above 6 yrs old. Regular walks is a must for both of them as they love going out. Both are microchipped, neutered and vaccinated and come with 5 weeks free insurance. They are in foster in Cranbrook Kent and you must be able to visit them in their foster home with all resident humans and dogs. Their adoption fee is £450. Please fill out the attached form in full, including an accurate address including postcode and please ensure your email address is correct. **UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL THEY BE SPLIT THEM UP