BNPS.co.uk (01202 558833)<br /> Pic: PhilYeomans/BNPS<br /> <br /> Lonely this Xmas, meet Bracken - Britains most unwanted pooch.<br /> <br /> Unloved Bracken has been at the Border Collie Trust in Staffordshire since August 2015 and despite being rehomed three times the unfortunate pooch just keeps coming back.<br /> <br /> BCT owner Ben Wilks says 'he's very strong and a little over exuberant, and like many dogs he doesn't like cats', 'but he'd make a lovely and loyal pet in the right home' <br /> <br /> Since March, there have been no takers for the playful pooch. He is house trained, knows basic commands, is good with other dogs and enjoys playing ball, but a series of unfortunate incidents have put off potential owners.<br /> <br /> Bracken was first brought into the Border Collie Trust in Heathway, Staffordshire, after his owner had a change of work situation which meant he was left home alone for long periods.<br /> <br /> Within three weeks, a new home was found for him, but the stay was very short-lived (just three days) because he chased their cat.<br /> <br /> Bracken was rehomed twice more but he found it stressful being in unfamiliar situations and his owners decided it was best he returned to the shelter.<br /> <br /> Ben Wilkes, a trustee at the Border Collie Trust in Staffordshire, says Bracken is no different to any other border collie. He just needs an owner who lives a quiet life.
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