Cocker Spaniel puppies and dogs in Sierra Madre, California

Madeline is a sweet as pie 3 year old black with tan spayed female German Shepherd and Cocker Spaniel mix (verified by Embark DNA) who has begun coming out of her shell after a month in a foster home. Often mistaken for a retriever, with her shiny wavy coat and big brown soulful eyes, Madeline is a true gentle soul. Weighing 50 lbs, Madeline wants to bond and be close to her person as much as possible. This sensitive girl is a bit overwhelmed and insecure and needs to go slowly into new situations and has been startled by ordinary things such as ceiling fans and loud TVs. She enjoys her crate overnight or when she needs a break, and she loves to run around in the backyard with the resident dog. While the big world can be a bit overwhelming at times, she is learning to enjoy neighborhood walks on leash with another dog or two. She has been friendly with the other dogs she’s met and had good manners with them. Smart and attentive, she already knows some commands, including come, sit and down, and she has been starting to learn target, place and attention with a clicker.  She waits patiently in a sit until she gets the “OK” command with eye contact to start eating her meals. Madeline loves chew toys and balls (will destroy tennis balls in a flash so durable balls needed), and her favorite daily activity is laying at the feet of someone who is working from home. Madeline did not react when she saw a cat in the yard at the shelter, though she hasn't had a chance to befriend one yet. With pretty brindle markings on her legs and a very shiny longer black coat, Madeline is a lovely dog who deserves a wonderful life with someone who can give her the time and encouragement she needs. She would do well being the little sister in a home with another dog who is calm and confident to reassure her. For more information on this pet, contact Lor at  lor@unitedhopeforanimals.org  April 23, 2024, 4:12 pm

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Meet Gypsy, a sweet cocker spaniel. Sadly, her owner passed away and she is in need of a new home. The family member's taking care of her are working on training her, and she is learning to be a polite little girl.

Guillermo is the sweetest pup. I adopted him from a humane society when he was almost three months old. He loves to relax on the couch or play around. He tends to match my vibe. He is about to be four years old! He has had consistent skin issues. He would get a lot of heat rashes and after numerous vet visits we found out that he has extreme allergies. His top allergy is grass. We lived in a desert climate the year of 2022 and he was doing much better, but since coming back to Southern California a year ago, his allergies have been a challenge. We now know that he may need to be on medications consistently and needs proper grooming a couple of times a week. This is unfortunately outside of my capacity and resources. I believe if he lived in more of a desert/dry climate along with access to proper grooming multiple times a week, his quality of life would be better. I have truly loved my time with him and it breaks my heart that his quality of life is not what it could be.

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>>> HERBIE is: Sweet, affectionate, loves petting, is good with people & dogs,  enjoys chasing balls, loves playing fetch & tug of war >> PLEASE VISIT www.CampCocker.com/herbie FOR THE LATEST UPDATES on HERBIE! > Stay up to date with the latest details on *ALL* Camp Cocker Rescue dogs at www.campcocker.com * Herbie is being fostered in the Sacramento area * WELCOME TO CAMP COCKER RESCUE HERBIE! HERBIE is a male Cocker Spaniel Freedom Flyer from South Korea. He was rescued in South Korea by Korean K9 Rescue, and flown to America to start his new life here! Herbie is a sweet, friendly, easy-going boy who's always wagging his tail! He is estimated* to be about 8-10 years old and currently weighs about 26 pounds. >> UPDATES - His Foster Parents Have This to Share About Herbie: - He enjoys his walks most of the time but not when it is raining or very cold. So it was a challenge during the storms to get him on a walk. - He is a total foodie. He finishes his food in 30 seconds or less. But he’s good about giving his foster sister Zoey her space and does not try to eat her food. (We did find that when we would give them chewy type treats that last a while for chewing that he would steal Zoey’s and would growl when you tried to get it back. That is the only time he has growled. We stopped giving those treats, to discourage that behavior.) Because he is such a foodie he is at your feet when we are cooking in the kitchen. - He’s not thrilled with getting brushed so it’s much easier when we doing as a team, Danny holding and petting him and me brushing. But the groomer says he is very good for them and he is also very good with the vet. He is also getting used to the liquid supplements and it’s getting easier to give him those. - The great news is that he is pretty much 100% house trained!! He uses the doggie door on his own when we are here and when we are gone. Even when we have to close the doggie door all day (like if the bug guy is coming), we put a belly band on him but he doesn’t go in it, he holds it. - He does love chasing his ball and also likes to fetch toys and play tug with them. He is also OK to just relax and chill and will tap you with his paw to get some pets. - He is good with people. He barks when they first come in the house but he is taking that cue from Zoey because she barks a lot. Once he gets attention from that person he is friendly. He’s been good with the neighbor kids as well. >> MEDICAL UPDATES - APRIL, 2023: >>> After weeks of pre-testing by the ophthalmologist, to confirm that he was a suitable candidate for cataract surgery, Herbie finally had bilateral cataract surgery in January 2023.  In February, his left eye tested with elevated eye pressures and acute glaucoma.  In March, after attempts to control the pressures with medication were unsuccessful, the ophthalmologist performed a CBA (ciliary body ablation) in Herbie’s left eye. A CBA is an injection into his eyeball that kills the nerves, eliminating the pressure.  As a result of the CBA, the eye becomes non-visual. Herbie is currently getting daily eyedrops in both eyes, and will need to be seen periodically by an opthalmologist to monitor and maintain his eye health. >>> During Herbie's eye surgery, some heart rhythm anomalies were observed. He’s since been seen by a cardiologist who diagnosed him with CVD Stage 1B (heart disease that is characterized by a heart murmur - but radiography/echocardiography does not show an enlarged heart, nor any clinical signs of the disease). He was also diagnosed with sinus/AV node dysfunction - also without any clinical signs. Since Herbie is currently asymptomatic for both conditions, no medications have been prescribed. He will need to be periodically seen by a cardiologist to monitor his condition. >> FIRST IMPRESSIONS FROM HERBIE'S FOSTER PARENTS: - Herbie is a very sweet boy, comes to us frequently for petting, and enjoys chasing balls. - We recently had a small dinner party for 12, and he was great with all our guests. Didn’t get at all nervous with having lots of people around. - We have left him in the house not kenneled for 2 hours at a time. We have cameras and he just lays near the front door. He doesn’t whine or bark so really no separation anxiety at all. - It looks like Herbie has cataracts in both eyes - with the right being worse than the left. He has an ophthalmology consult scheduled, and has been approved for cataract surgery. *Please note that any age provided is only an estimate, based on veterinary examination of teeth, eyes, coat, etc. Herbie is being fostered in the Sacramento area. Follow Herbie - here on the web, and on our social media. You can learn more about Herbie on our website: https://www.campcocker.com/herbie To apply to adopt Herbie, start here to learn more about our adoption process: https://www.campcocker.com/adoptionprocess FOR UPDATES, PHOTOS & VIDEOS, ALSO FOLLOW US ON OUR WEBSITE AND ON CAMP COCKER RESCUE SOCIAL MEDIA! April 21, 2024, 9:19 pm