Spaniels that have found their new forever homes during this month
Bella is just 9 years old and is a black working type cocker. She needs a new home as there is a new baby in the family and Bella is not getting the attention that she deserves. Bella is a kind and loving dog. She still has lots of energy. She enjoys long walks and lots of cuddles. She has grown up with children. She barely takes notice of other dogs and is always after attention from the nearest person. She has no cat experience. Bella is walked using a harness. Her recall is excellent. She enjoys exploring and returns to her name or to your whistle. She travels OK but can be a bit anxious. She is also anxious during the firework season. She can be left home alone for short periods.
Milo is a 9 month old red show type cocker. He is a very loving dog and needs a new home due to a change in family circumstances. Milo is used to living with teenaged children. He likes to play with other dogs that he meets. He has no cat experience. He walks quite nicely on the lead unless he sees squirrels. His recall is already trained and he will return for a treat. Milo travels well in the car and can be left home alone for a short period.
Cooper is a 3 month old liver & white springer spaniel puppy who needs a new home as the child in the family is allergic. Cooper is used to children. He is doing well with his house training. He pulls a bit on the lead. His recall training has been started in the garden. He travels well in the car.
Ebony and Lyla are in need of a new home together as their owner is unable to give them the attention they require due to work trips abroad. Ebony is a black show type cocker who is almost 12 years old. She is the "Aunty" of Lyla. Lyla is just 9 years old and is a brown cocker who is part show type and part working type. The dogs are used to children. They are good with other dogs but have no cat experience. They are good on and off the lead. Ebony has a couple of fatty lumps. Both dogs are excitable travellers as they go in the car to be taken to places where they can run off-lead. They haven't really been on long trips. They can be left home alone for short periods.