Spaniels that have found their new forever homes during this month
MEET BILLY & MOLLY:
Billy is a four year old black working cocker spaniel, and his life long house mate Molly is a five year old chocolate working cocker spaniel.
They have been surrendered due to their elderly owner’s ill health.
Both dogs have been very much loved and well cared for.
They both have typical spaniel energy and love time running off lead. They have good recall and will walk well on lead when corrected. Billy can bark with excitement but soon stops. They both love human company and that of each other.
Both are good when left for up to four hours, and they are both used to kennels.
As their owner has been unwell they have spent time in a private boarding kennels before being signed over to CAESSR and kennelled by us, with that in mind they are quite boisterous initially when they go out. We expect this to fade in a home environment, when they get back into a home routine they deserve, and thrive in. They have so much to give
They are both house trained, and travel well in a car. They’re both neutered. They are vaccinated and have up to date Flea/wormer.
They are not suitable to be rehomed with cats and we would recommend no other resident dogs.
Molly and Billy are a bonded pair and we are extra keen to rehome them together.
Do you have a spot in your life for a pair of working cocker spaniels?
MEET MOLLY & BILLY:
Molly is a five year old chocolate working cocker spaniel and her lifelong house mate Billy who is a four year old black working cocker spaniel. They have been surrendered due to their elderly owner’s ill health.
Both dogs have been very much loved and well cared for.
They both have typical spaniel energy and love time running off lead. They have good recall and will walk well on lead when corrected. Billy can bark with excitement but soon stops. They both love human company and that of each other.
Both are good when left for up to four hours, and they are both used to kennels.
As their owner has been unwell they have spent time in a private boarding kennels before being signed over to CAESSR and kennelled by us, with that in mind they are quite boisterous initially when they go out. We expect this to fade in a home environment, when they get back into a home routine they deserve, and thrive in. They have so much to give
They are both house trained, and travel well in a car. They’re both neutered. They are vaccinated and have up to date Flea/wormer.
They are not suitable to be rehomed with cats and we would recommend no other resident dogs.
Molly and Billy are a bonded pair and we are extra keen to rehome them together.
Do you have a spot in your life for a pair of working cocker spaniels?