Koko is an extra-large Bullmastiff cross Irish Wolfhound. She’s a lovely girl, large dog owners will fall for her good, easy-going and nature as soon as you meet her.

Even though she’s sizeable (we don’t have an exact weight but easily 40kg+) she’s quite athletic and loves hitting the deck, rolling around and chasing toys about the place.

It’s because of her size we’re thinking a home with no children would be ideal. Not because she’s not friendly, it’s just when she drops down, which she does quickly and with very little warning, she could certainly harm an unsuspecting toddler.

We can’t tell you her precise age but she’s enjoyed some discipline in life as she’ll obediently sit when commanded, especially for treats.

Our ‘rabbits of the week’ should really be called our ‘couple of the week.’ Our small animals lead refers to them as “the old married couple” and when you meet them, it’s a fairly accurate description.

Immediately you’ll realise how friendly they are. Both will gently hop towards you to greet you. They move slowly and steadily, because of both their lovely demeanor and their somewhat old age of six years.

They’re bonded, having lived a happy life together and we’re certainly wanting that to continue. What they need is a peaceful, quiet home where they can love each other and you, accept pats and snuggles and live out their lives as a happy couple.

You might find Teddy (female) and Billy (male) in our air-conditioned shipping containers when you visit, as they struggle in the extreme weather conditions.ed to be.