6Rose's ideal home Rose is a friendly 2 year old Cockerpoo. Rose is a polite girl who has loved everyone she has met. She is looking for a home with older primary school aged children who can take things at her pace. Rose enjoys going walks with other Dogs and could potentially live with another dog pending a successful introduction at our centre. She is a bundle of fun who
2Tonks's ideal home Meet Tonks and her dad Sirius! They are sweet Cocker Spaniel Crossbreeds now looking for their forever home(s). They are both a little more on the nervous side when first meeting new people, but the staff here know how quickly they come around once they realise how nice you are! For this reason, they will be best suited in an adult only home, or a family
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3Nala's ideal home Nala can live with children over the age of ten, is house trained and can be left alone for a few hours or so. She needs to be the only dog at home but can have some calm walking friends. Nala has an enlarged heart but does not require medication, just monitoring. Could you be Nala's perfect match? Sweet seven year old Nala has come into our care as a family
3Bess's ideal home Bess is a looking for a new home with children 10 and over. She is housetrained and can be left for 1 -2 hours once she has had time to settle in. She could share her new home with a well matched dog pending successful meets at the centre but no cats or small Furies as she has habit of chasing these when out and about. Bess can be a little restless while
3Skye's ideal home Skye is a fantastic girl who needs to be rehomed with her pal Rubble. They are both very active Dogs so are looking for a home that is active and enjoys being out and about. Skye enjoys meeting people and getting a fuss. She is fully house trained and could be left 1-2 hours once settled. She can live with children aged 10 and over. Skye has a some low grade
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Adopting a Cocker Spaniel usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Cocker Spaniel is matched with the right home.
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