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3Rubble's ideal home Rubble is a brilliant boy who needs to be rehomed with his pal Skye. They are both very active Dogs so are looking for a home that is active and enjoys being out and about. Rubble enjoys meeting people and getting a fuss. He is fully house trained and could be left 1-2 hours once settled. He can live with children aged 10 and over. Rubble has a low grade
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3Ted's ideal home Ted is looking for a quiet home with few visitors and where any children are over the age of 12. He cannot live with cats but he could live with another well matched dog following a successful meet here at the centre. Ted is house trained but will need somebody at home for much of the time while he settles or he can get a little noisy. Ted will require regular
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3Sam's ideal home Adorable little Sam has come to us with very little previous history so we don't know too much about him. He's a bit of a worried lad and has found kennel life a little overwhelming, but he's slowly finding his paws and starting to enjoy new things like exploring and walkies. He gets on well with other dogs, but does prefer them of a calmer nature similar to
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2Arthur's ideal home Meet Arthur, the 13 year old Cocker Spaniel who is a true cheeky gentleman. Arthur is blind, but he doesn't let his slow him down at all! He enjoys chilled walks, sniffing the world around him, and most of all—mealtime! His nose is his guide and food is his love language. Arthur could comfortably live with another calm doggy friend but it's not a
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3Bodhi's ideal home Bodhi would love a new home where children are above the age of 14 who given him space around food items. As Bodhi loves to have time to snooze by himself his new home should have periods of the day where he is left alone so would be brilliant for home where they work outside of the home with the ability to come back briefly for lunch, or if they work from
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8Mustard's ideal home Meet Mustard. He is a very handsome 2.5 year old Cocker Spaniel. Mustard can live with another dog in the home, pending a successful meet at the centre. He can live with older primary school aged children that are confident around excitable dogs. He will need some work on his time being left alone and reminding on his toilet training. Could you be
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3Finley's ideal home Finley is a playful boy who can't wait to meet his family. As he can sometimes guard resources that he finds valuable Finley is looking for an adult-only home. However he has the potential to live with other dogs. He best suits a calmer poochy pal. Any match would be subject to a mix in centre prior to rehoming. Could you be Finley's perfect match? Finley
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A Cocker Spaniel puppy costs around £800. This is the average price of the Cocker Spaniel puppy itself and other costs involved include vet bills and supplies, dog food, treats and toys.
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Male Cocker Spaniels tend to be slightly larger and more muscular, with affectionate and playful personalities. They make loyal and energetic companions for families.
Training depends on the individual dog and consistency rather than sex. Male Cocker Spaniels respond well to training when given proper guidance.
Neutering is often recommended to prevent unwanted litters and reduce some health risks. Your vet can advise on the best timing for your puppy.
