Spaniels that have found their new forever homes during this month
Brooke is a 2 1/2 year old liver & white springer who needs a new home as his owner has sadly passed away. He has a lovely personality and is used to living with other dogs. He hasn't lived with children or cats. He used to live in the home but recently has slept in an outside kennel so his house training may not be perfect. Brooke has been trained to walk well when on a lead but his recall needs training. He hasn't really travelled far in a car. He can be left for short periods but has always had the company of another dog.
Finn is a 2 1/2 year old liver & white springer who needs a new home as his owner has sadly passed away. Finn is a very energetic dog who will need lots of activity and stimulation. He needs to be the only dog in the home as he can be greedy with food. He hasn't lived with children or cats and is good with other dogs. He used to live in the home but recently has slept in an outside kennel so his house training may not be perfect. Finn has been trained to walk well when on a lead but his recall needs training. He hasn't really travelled far in a car. He can be left for short periods but has always had the company of another dog.
Billie is about 8 years old and has come to CAESSR as she was found as a stray. She is a small liver & white springer. She seems to have a lovely personality. Billie has had an eye removed due to glaucoma and needed surgery for a pyometra. She is now well on the way to recovery and needs a loving retirement home.
Tim is a 10 year old English Springer Spaniel who is liver and white. He is a retired gun-dog looking for an active life as a family pet. Tim is a friendly boy who is used to sleeping in an outside kennel, however, he is house trained. He is good with other dogs. He hasn't been around children. He will chase cats. He knows how to walk to heel but will pull on the lead if allowed. His recall is generally excellent. He doesn't go too far and is working whistle trained. He travels well in the car. He is not used to being left completely alone as he was kennelled with another dog. In the home he can behave like a puppy, and he can be possessive with toys. Tim is a very fit dog who will need lots of stimulation and activity. We think that Tim would be best as an only dog and to be a companion for a gentleman who lives alone.