He adores a cuddle from the people he knows and enjoys a good brush around his back and head. He is so keen to please his handler and he picks up commands very quickly. During his time with us at the kennels, he has shown to be reactive towards strangers but this is being worked on. SkySky is a beautiful long coat medium/large sized Romanian Shepherd boy aged 6-7 years old. To apply to rehome one of the Mutts dogs, please complete our rehoming application form. This is both to avoid disappointment and because the kennels are a working business and kennel hands can not spend time with people who are not in a position to take a dog.

Only those who have passed a home check and bring the pass form with them, will be able to meet the dogs. Dogs are being let down by people who agree to take them but then change their minds. Firstly, you must live within our home check area, which in general is within about sixty minutes travel of the kennels here in Bishops Stortford. Please – think carefully when deciding to rehome a dog. Please contact us if you’d like more up to date information. We have new dogs arriving at the centre every day and so the most recent arrivals may not feature on this page for a few days.

Ask at reception for disc engraving done while you wait and microchipping by appointment.

Look after your pet and get him microchipped – that way he will be returned to you if he strays. These dogs are featured here because none of them were wearing ID discs when picked up and when scanned, none were microchipped. Please be aware that we cannot be sure how well any of the dogs will get on with any cats or other animals you may have at home. Here are some of the dogs available for rehoming at Mutts in Distress.

Small mutt dogs