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Published 17:25 2 Feb 2022 GMT
Two-year-old Hattie has been waiting for her forever home for 18 months (RSPCA)[/caption]
There are some requirements for a suitable home for Hattie though.
Ideal adopters would live in a rural or semi-rural area with a spacious and secure garden and Hattie will need to be the only pet in the home, with no children.
It is also hoped new owners will take Hattie to behaviour classes to continue her training.
Ward said: "Once she knows people, she does calm down a lot - she's lovely and very cuddly, but it does take a while for her to get to that stage and to trust you."
The RSPCA would like any potential adopters to visit the pooch at the centre a number of times before they take her home.
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