Cocker Spaniel puppies and dogs in Ontario

Mabel is a sweet, good tempered 7-yr-old tan Cocker Spaniel. She is vaccinated (Rabies, DHPP, Bordetella), spayed, dewormed & on flea & tick prevention. Mabel loves her walks, sniffing & exploring is one of her favorite things! Playing & rolling in the snow is another. She also love bum scratches and wants to be your best friend. She is fully house trained & a lady when we she eats. She takes treats nicely, & is friendly with other dog as well as people. She should be fine with older kids (not young kids).She currently lives with another resident senior dog. Mabel is finding her voice and likes gentle touches so a mature person or couple would be best. She currently is left alone up to seven hours in her foster home with no issues when her foster mom needs to go to work. She loves to cuddle with you watch TV after a nice walk! She would love a home with a fenced backyard & people would will dote on her! Could Mabel be your dream girl? YES? Email: sgaskell63@gmail.com for an Adoption application. Adoption fee: $600.

Mabel is a sweet, good tempered 7-yr-old tan Cocker Spaniel. She is vaccinated (Rabies, DHPP, Bordetella), spayed, dewormed & on flea & tick prevention. Mabel loves her walks, sniffing & exploring is one of her favorite things! Playing & rolling in the snow is another. She also love bum scratches and wants to be your best friend. She is fully house trained & a lady when we she eats. She takes treats nicely, & is friendly with other dog as well as people. She should be fine with older kids (not young kids).She currently lives with another resident senior dog. Mabel is finding her voice and likes gentle touches so a mature person or couple would be best. She currently is left alone up to seven hours in her foster home with no issues when her foster mom needs to go to work. She loves to cuddle with you watch TV after a nice walk! She would love a home with a fenced backyard & people would will dote on her! Could Mabel be your dream girl? YES? Email: sgaskell63@gmail.com for an Adoption application. Adoption fee: $600.

Meet Finley: Male cocker spaniel puppy (blind-possibly is seeing shadows and functions amazingly well despite his vision impairment) Finley is a precious, male Cocker Spaniel puppy born Sept 3, 2025 who was surrendered to our care due to being blind. PLEASE READ OUR PUPPY ADOPTION POLICY HERE BEFORE APPLYING https://hobohavenrescue.ca/puppy-adoption-policy NO EXCEPTIONS ANY APPLICATIONS RECEIVED THAT DO NO MEET THE CRITERIA IN OUR PUPPY ADOPTION POLICY WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. Finley is a friendly, confident, and adventurous young pup who doesn’t let his blindness slow him down one bit. He approaches the world with enthusiasm, curiosity, and a whole lot of heart. Whether he’s exploring the yard, playing with canine friends, or seeking out his humans, Finley brings joy everywhere he goes. View Finley's complete album of videos and photos here https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.803742752276353&type=3 ** MANDATORY Finley requires another suitable canine companion in his home -and ideally a fully fenced yard for him to safely explore supervised. All pools must be fully fenced for safety Dog doors are not permitted Adoption Fee REDUCED to $500 due to Finley's blindness (reg $850) -includes vaccinations, microchip, neuter surgery, deworming, flea/tick/heartworm prevention and all vet care, food and supplies during their time with us. We have also spent quite a lot on Finley's ophthalmology appts, testing and assessments. Energy Level: Medium Crate Trained: Yes Housetrained: In progress Good with Dogs: Yes Good with Cats: Yes Good with People: Absolutely! Special Needs: Blind Daily Routine Finley enjoys several short, fully supervised outdoor sessions throughout the day to explore, sniff, and play. He goes out after each meal and several times between, with outings spaced every 2–3 hours. Inside, he is learning the rules of the home, settling nicely in his crate at night after a few minutes of fussing. Training & Behaviour Finley is blind, but maps spaces quickly and confidently. His foster home keeps pathways consistent, floors clear, and uses verbal cues to help him navigate. Commands like “This way, this way, this way” help direct him, while “Careful!” warns of obstacles. He learns quickly and adapts beautifully. Food Motivation: Extremely! This will help tremendously with training. Commands: Finley is just starting out and hasn’t learned formal cues yet. House Training: Ongoing. He does well when taken out on schedule but doesn’t yet signal on his own. Chewing: Like any teething puppy, everything seems chewable. Redirection to toys and chews works well. Touch Handling: Playful when touched during the day; relaxed handling is easiest when he’s sleepy. Separation: Finley is comfortable alone for short periods (up to 3 hours) and has shown no signs of separation anxiety. Leash Skills: Not yet introduced to walks. Social Skills With Dogs: Finley loves every dog he meets! He can be a bit rough in play due to puppyhood but responds well to canine corrections. With Cats: Very good—he mostly ignores the household cat or offers a quick sniff. With People: Everyone is a new best friend! He greets both in-home and outside visitors with happy enthusiasm. Medical Notes Finley saw Dr Barboza, an opthamologist, for a thorough assessment and testing for his blindness. For anyone seriously interested in adopting Finley, we are more than happy to send the full report to your vet clinic to discuss further with your vet. The primary assessment is anterior segment dysgenesis, a congenital malformation of both eyes, leading to blindness. Secondary glaucoma is questionable. The measured intraocular pressures are elevated but are suspected to be factitiously high due to the structural abnormalities of the cornea and anterior chamber. Microphthalmia (small eye) is noted in the left eye. The patient does not currently appear to be in pain or discomfort from his ocular condition. No medications are being prescribed at this time. The decision was made to avoid potentially unnecessary eye drops as the IOP readings may be inaccurate. Finley is returning for a reassessment to ensure that his eyes are both stable and no further treatment is recommended at this time. His adoptive family will need to have their vet monitor for any changes as he matures. Transportation Finley travels well in a crate and may fuss briefly before settling in for a nap. Strengths Adapts quickly to new environments Excellent at locating people by voice Social, gentle, and eager to bond Playful and brave Sweet, affectionate, and loves being with his “pack” Ideal Adoptive Home Finley will thrive in a home that: Has experience with blind dogs or is committed to learning and supporting his needs Has someone home during the day for his feeding and potty schedule Will continue his training and provide a safe, consistent environment Ideally includes another friendly, patient dog to play with Children must be dog savvy, respectful and over 10 yrs Why You’ll Love Him Finley is an incredible puppy—sweet, adventurous, and endlessly good-natured. He loves to explore and play, but once he’s tired, he’s perfectly content to curl up beside you for a nap. He is happiest when he’s close to his people and will be a devoted companion to the lucky family who adopts him. Our adoption fees do not completely cover the costs incurred by our rescue including rising vet expenses, food, supplies and transportation Anyone questioning adoption fees is invited to call your vet for a quote on providing everything that is done for our dogs prior to their adoptions. Hobo Haven is located in St Jacobs Ontario. For approved families, we require two in person meetings in St Jacobs ON If you are interested in applying to adopt a dog from Hobo Haven Rescue, please use this link to submit an application https://hobohavenrescue.ca/dog-adoption-application An adoption application must be completed and approved, including vet references as well as a home visit (Zoom during COVID), prior to meeting available dogs. All dogs are placed in loving foster homes during their time with us, we do not have a shelter to visit. We do not allow applicants to visit until pre-approved for adoptions. Our dogs are in private foster family homes, not in a shelter. Any questions may be emailed to hobohavenpetrescue@gmail.com Due to the high volume of applications received for our dogs, priority of replies will be given to applicants who meet the criteria mentioned in the pet's profile. We understand how disappointing in can be if your family is not an ideal match for our dogs , but please understand that our policies are for the dog's best interests first and foremost. We put a lot of time and effort into carefully assessing each dog's individual temperaments and personalities/needs. Please do not ask us to make exceptions Emails are best, our volunteers work full time and are often not able to answer or return phone calls in a timely manner.

Hi friends, my name is Gladys 💛I’ve been in my foster home for about a month now (I arrived around Christmas!), and my foster mom says I’ve made huge strides. I spent my first five years as a breeding mom and wasn’t socialized, so when I arrived, the world outside my crate felt very big and very scary.Slowly, I’ve learned to trust. I know my foster mom is safe—especially since she brings the food—and I’m starting to ask for affection in my own gentle way. My favourite move is rolling over for belly rubs.Being outside is where I truly shine. I love wandering the yard, watching the other dogs play, and hanging out near the bushes where I feel safe. I’ve even worked up the courage to invite another dog to play for a few minutes! I’m also getting braver about coming back inside on my own—something that used to feel impossible.Routine helps me a lot. I don’t need someone home all day, but I do need time, patience, and kindness to build trust. Another calm dog could help boost my confidence, but the most important thing is bonding with my people. I think I might really enjoy couch cuddles or sleeping near you at night—I’m still discovering what I like.Some things are still scary for me, like the TV and new visitors. When that happens, I just need space and time. If people ignore me and let me sniff on my own terms, I feel much safer.Gladys’s Best Fit HomeGladys would thrive in a quiet, calm household with patient adopters who understand fearful dogs and are willing to celebrate small victories. A detached home with a secure backyard is important for her while she continues to build confidence, especially with leash walking.She would do best in an adult-only or senior home, with a mellow routine and gentle handling. A calm resident dog could be a nice confidence boost, but it’s not required. Most of all, Gladys needs people who will give her time, consistency, and reassurance as she learns the world is a safe place.If you’re looking for a gentle, loving companion who is quietly brave and gaining confidence every day—and you have a calm home and lifestyle—I think we should meet.Love,Gladys 🐾located in Belleville