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Cockapoo puppies and dogs in Portland, Maine

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DR KNOX

Cocker Spaniel

Male, Adult
Portland, ME
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Doctor Knox! And yes, he is every bit as handsome as his name suggests. This gorgeous blonde Cocker Spaniel has soft, wavy hair, a happy little wiggle, and a personality that lets you know he's arrived. He'll be turning 4 years old in November and weighs a healthy, trim 33 pounds. He's a wonderful age, past the puppy craziness but still young enough to enjoy plenty of playtime, walks, toys, and adventures with his people.Doctor Knox also comes with his own built-in home security system. He likes to announce when someone new comes around, so there's no need to spend money on a monthly alarm subscription. Just keep his food bowl filled, his toy basket stocked, and remind him how handsome he is. He considers those perfectly reasonable household arrangements!Knox loves his toys, especially his chew toys, and enjoys his morning or evening walks. He is happy to entertain himself with a favorite toy and can often be found stretched out on his dog bed, contentedly passing the time. He's currently enjoying life in a foster home with other dogs and plenty of activity. He has opinions about his canine housemates and isn't a boy who takes much sass from anyone, but he's also learned to settle in and enjoy having company around.His story is a little sad. For nearly four years, Knox was the king of his castle and had a home and person of his own. Unfortunately, his owner eventually decided she no longer had the time to spend with him and surrendered him to rescue. It took him a little while to adjust to the change, but he's found his footing again and is showing everyone what a happy, loving boy he really is.What Knox wants most is a person or family who genuinely enjoys having a dog around. He loves his people and would do best with someone who understands the Cocker Spaniel personality: affectionate, clever, sometimes vocal, occasionally opinionated, and always full of character. He needs a kind, confident leader who will give him consistency, attention, and a place where he can feel secure and loved.If you've ever loved a Cocker Spaniel, you probably already know what makes these dogs so special. And if you've never had one, Doctor Knox might just be the fellow who introduces you to the joys of the breed. He's handsome, happy, playful, and ready to be somebody's special boy again.He's had a home once, and he'd really like to have one for keeps this time.If Doctor Knox sounds like the kind of companion you've been missing, please email Critter Cavalry Rescue at ccrtennessee@gmail.com. Be sure to include your city and state so we can learn a little about where this handsome fellow might be headed for his next chapter!November 14, 2026, 5:55 pm
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BLONDIE

Standard Schnauzer Poodle (Miniature)

Female, Adult
Portland, ME
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Blondie is one of those little dogs who reminds you that sometimes, all a dog really wants is someone to belong to. This petite Schnoodle (Schnauzer/Poodle mix) came from a senior couple's home where an overpopulation of dogs had grown from unplanned breeding. Critter Cavalry Rescue was asked to help five of these special little dogs find the kind of homes where their personalities could truly shine, and Blondie is ready to find her person.This girl is happiest when she is close to her humans. If you are working at your desk, she will settle at your feet. If you are relaxing on the couch, she would much rather be in your lap. She has a gentle, affectionate nature and a happy little spirit that makes her easy to love. She has also discovered the joy of toys and enjoys playing with her foster sister, but she is wonderfully willing to share and let the other dog take the lead. A friendly canine companion would be a wonderful addition to her new home, helping her continue to build confidence while giving her a buddy to play with.  Blondie is a smart little girl who catches on quickly. Her foster mom says she learned to sit for treats and meals in about two minutes, and she has adjusted beautifully to the routine in her foster home. She is crate trained, has good potty habits when kept on a regular schedule, and happily heads into her crate at bedtime for a treat before sleeping peacefully until morning. Because she can struggle a little when separated from her people, having her crate located in her foster's bedroom would help her feel secure.> Now, Blondie does have a few talents that make her more than just a pretty face. She can clear a three-foot gate like it is a minor inconvenience if she thinks her people are on the other side! She will also take advantage of an opening in a fence if given the opportunity, so secure fencing and a little extra attention to doorways and exits are important. She has a touch of watchdog in her, too, and may let you know when another dog gets a little too close to her yard. She is curious about cats and is learning that the resident kitty has certain boundaries that are not up for negotiation. And yes, she has occasionally helped herself to a shoe or two, although she has been kind enough not to chew them up!Blondie is a devoted little companion who wants to be part of your everyday life. She doesn't need a grand adventure every day or a house full of activity. She needs a loving person, a predictable routine, a little patience as her confidence grows, and ideally a friendly dog sibling to share life's little pleasures with. In return, you will have a sweet shadow who wants nothing more than to be wherever you are.  P.S.  she is good with cats too!If Blondie sounds like the little companion your home has been missing, please contact Critter Cavalry Rescue at ccrnewengland@gmail.com.   Mention where you live when inquiring. .November 14, 2026, 5:55 pm

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