Sussex Dogs: Adorable French Bulldog with distinctive appearance needs a loving home

Two-year-old Randy arrived at the rescue centre with ears ‘so badly infected’ he was left with a ‘slight head tilt’, according to the RSPCA.

Despite this, he is described by the charity as a ‘a lovely boy’ who ‘deserves to find his happily ever after’.

Photos show his distinctive appearance owed to half of one of his eyes being blue. Heterochromia – different coloured eyes – is a common trait in dogs with the merle coat pattern.

The RSPCA said Randy is ‘a sweet boy who enjoys attention and likes to fall asleep on your lap or next to you’.

"He has a quirky character and will make you smile with his funny antics,” an RSPCA spokesperson said.

"Randy loves his food and will do anything for a tasty snack.

“[He] does not appear to have had a lot of socialisation in his previous home so needs help to learn some new skills and behave calmly around other dogs.

"He needs to be the only pet in his new home.

“Randy will need to continue treatment for his ears and does have a slight head tilt because they were so badly infected. He gets allergies with his skin that he is currently on medication for. He also has mild hip dysplasia (no treatment for this other than joint supplements).

"He would prefer an adult only home as he has no experience of children.”

To enquire about Randy, visit: https://rspca-brighton.org.uk/project/randy/.

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