Cocker Spaniel puppies and dogs in London, Ontario

**IF THIS LISTING IS STILL POSTED THIS DOG IS STILL AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION. NO NEED TO EMAIL ASKING IF THE DOG IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE READ THROUGH THIS BIO THOROUGHLY AS INFORMATION ON HOW TO APPLY IS CONTAINED IN THIS LISTING** For Adoption: Rhonda! Please read our dog bios carefully to be sure that the dog you are applying for suits your family and lifestyle. We at PDR believe in the benefits of post-adoption training for our dogs and their families. This allows for continued socialization, learning and helps to create a well-mannered and balanced dog. Post-adoption training is a requirement in our adoption process. To apply for adoption and for more information on our process and requirements, visit our website at https://pounddog.ca/adoption-info/. Meet Rhonda! This little sweetheart has been building confidence and slowly coming out of her shell since joining the PDR family. Rhonda is a discarded breeding mom who spent her first chapter in a puppy mill. Although she was quite shut down and nervous when entering her foster home, with patience and guidance she has been slowly opening up day by day and seeing how great life can be. Rhonda has been learning to appreciate having a penned-in area as her own secure space where she can hang out and relax. She's learned the routines of going in her crate for mealtimes and when she needs some physical space away from her furry foster hosts. Rhonda is crated at nighttime and during the day whenever she is alone in the house. It is crucial that Rhonda’s forever family continues to work on her confidence with being solo both for her own development, and to prevent the onset of any separation anxiety. Rhonda has done very well with her potty training, although she is still learning to let us know it is time for a bathroom break. When getting used to her new home she should be given the option to go out frequently until she develops a routine and a way to show her new family she needs to be let out. Her forever family should also be prepared that it may take her a bit of time to feel comfortable and safe when relieving herself. This can mean that she goes long periods of time where she may not do anything outside. Patience is key! Because of her nervousness Rhonda would do best in a home with direct access to a yard rather than an apartment setup. She is not yet confident enough to go to the bathroom on walks. Knowing that she will also need lots of trips outside when she first goes to her new home Rhonda would do best with her own quiet fenced yard to do her thing. Rhonda has been on a trip to the PDR vets and has been given a clean bill of health. She has been treated for fleas, ticks, and internal parasites, and has been given all of her age appropriate vaccinations and spayed. This little lady has done an excellent job of learning to walk on leash. She gets very excited and will spin around and bark when it's time to go for her walks. That being said her foster family has been trying to give her a mix of walks alone and with her foster siblings, and she is definitely more confident when she has a buddy. Knowing this, her new family should be ready to help her explore the world with lots of patience. She has also appointed herself chief squirrel observation officer while relaxing out in the yard. She is ready to defend her new backyard from all tiny intruders! Rhonda has only just started her journey of learning commands, and is beginning to learn to sit when told. Rhonda is a dog who aims to please, and has done great with positive reinforcement training. Her foster family believes she will pick up on training cues fast. She’s a smart cookie who picks up on routines quickly! Rhonda has done well making new friends, both human and canine, though she is still quite nervous with first meetings and particularly with men. With a bit of time she warms up and will come looking for scratches. She likes to press her body against peoples legs and have her ears and sides scratched, she is also quick to let you know you have stopped too soon and will scoop your hand back with her paws and ask for more! While she continues to build her confidence, introductions should be done in a controlled manner to keep her from being overwhelmed. Rhonda has become quite comfortable with her foster siblings. She enjoys having them around, and is more confident following their lead. She has not engaged in any type of direct play with them at this time, but she has discovered the joy of toys! She loves to carry around soft stuffed toys, and has been known to steal the occasional sock. Her foster parents have been working on reinforcing good behaviour around other dogs when it comes to toy time. We do not believe she has any true resource guardian tendencies, more so that she is learning how to share. Having someone to help guide her through new experiences does wonders for her confidence and really lets her delightful personality shine. Rhonda has not met any small children yet, so it’s hard to predict exactly how she would react. Because she is still learning to find her confidence, we think she would not be a good fit for a family with younger children. Quick sudden movements, and loud noises frighten her. Older children 12 and up who will behave in predictable ways would be a better fit. She also hasn’t met any cats, though her foster family thinks she could be taught how to coexist in a house with cat siblings. As mentioned, Rhonda enjoys the companionship of her foster siblings, and looks to them for cues when she is unsure. We think she would do well in a home with another calm mature dog, but would also be okay being on her own. Rhonda has come so far in a few short weeks! Everyday she surprises her foster family with how sweet and silly she can be. With the right family we are confident that she will continue to grow and her sweet little personality will really blossom. #rescuedismyfavoritebreed #rescuedog #adoptdontshop #pounddogs #pdr14years #pounddogrescue14yearsstrong Name: Rhonda ID # PDR1553 Age: 6yrs Gender: female Spayed: yes UTD vaccines: yes Breed: Cocker Spaniel Colours: red Coat length: med House trained: yes Special needs: no OK with kids: older OK with cats: yes Ok with dogs: yes Status: adoptable Microchip: yes Size: med Location: Kitchener, Ont Adoption fee: $700

***NOT ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS YET***Edie is a sweet girl with a big heart and is eager to please. She is learning to trust and gain her confidence every day. Her sad eyes are starting to shine and I know for certain she will be continue to grow and flourish with her new family, which she so deserves❤️*Located in Orangeville

Allow me to introduce myself! My name is Hank and I am approximately 18 months old. When I got to NBRAN, I visited the vet and got all my vaccines and I was neutered. I am heartworm negative and I take my monthly heartworm preventatives like a good boy! I am a very handsome male French Brittany, if I do say so myself. Actually, everyone that meets me says I am very handsome! The only thing cuter than my adorable looks is my bigger than life comedic personality. My foster mom thinks I am hilarious! At 30 lbs., I am a little guy. I can be very shy, but I can also be very loving. At times, I get intimidated by loud noises. I lived in a kennel with a concrete floor and did not play or walk in the grass much. That makes going to the potty on the grass at my foster home confusing for me. I am modest when I do my business, so I like my foster mom to look away and give me privacy. I am almost totally housetrained, but my foster mom lets me wear a belly band to keep me from getting the urge to hike my leg in the house. I am extremely smart and I really like to please my human. I would love a home with a doggie friend that would help me learn the ropes and be my playmate. I have never been around cats, but I do not think I would like them very much! My foster family loves me but wants me to have a family of my very own. I want a home with a fenced backyard to run in, and a doggie door would help me get 100% housetrained (only 10% to go), although it is not a “must have.”  I am more motivated by affection than food, even though I love chicken and pupperoni sticks. Before bed I even like a Milkbone! I walk politely on a leash, enjoy riding in the car and I am not destructive. While I can be reactive to loud noises, I am not particularly scared of thunderstorms. Do you think you would like me to be part of your family? If you have patience and a loving home where I can have fenced yard, I would love to come live with you! My adoption fee is $400 to help offset the expenses associated with getting me (and other fabulous, rescued Brittanys) in excellent condition for a fabulous new home. You do not have to live in Tennessee, NBRAN will transport me up to 1400 miles to my furever home. Please contact Suzanne Horsley ztasuzanne@gmail.com or Debbie Tuthill agilitybrits@gmail.com to find out more about me! To submit a NBRAN adoption application, please click https://nbran.org/adopt/adoption-applicationSeptember 16, 2026, 3:47 pm

Pete is a 4-year-old Brittany neutered male. He is an endearing quirky boy that is kind, gentle and affectionate. Pete was born with cataracts and was completely blind when he came to NBRAN. A diagnosis and treatment plan that included surgery was quickly decided after an NBRAN volunteer took Pete to an appointment with a doggie ophthalmologist. The surgery was successful and Pete regained his sight.  Even though the surgery was successful, Pete can become fixated on light and shadows. Pete's favorite activity is playing fetch and retrieving the ball.  Like lots of Brittanys, Pete has been known to try and occasionally succeed in eating nonfood items. While Pete is outside, if exposed to items like sticks and acorns, he needs to be watched. But most of the time, he is far too busy joyfully retrieving a ball instead of eating things he should not. Like a typical young dog, he will eat items inside he should not. Pete has been trained to wear a muzzle and does not mind it if his adopter feels necessary. He is crate trained, but no blankets, pillows, or pads please. If you want a lovebug, Pete is your dog. Did I mention he loves belly rubs? While Pete can be quite social with older considerate children and adults, he is not so great with other dogs. Pete MUST BE THE ONLY DOG IN THE HOME-NO EXCEPTIONS! He is so kind to people and he has the softest touch. He will be a great companion for a retired family or families with older children. A secure fenced yard would be ideal for him to be able to explore and to safely fetch the ball. Pete's foster mom loves him and so will you. Pete is a great leash walker and has perfect recall. He is neutered and up to date on his vaccines. Pete requires eye drops once a day, but do not let that influence your decision not to learn more about this sweet boy. Reach out to us and let us discuss it. Other than that, Pete is extremely healthy.    He loves to ride in the car and watch the world go by while looking out the window. Pete is eager to please and will do anything ask of him. He is a happy dog and when he is tired, he loves to sit and cuddle.    Precious Pete's adoption Fee is $400 to help offset medical expenses. NBRAN will provide transportation, up to 1400 miles, to an approved home. For more information about me contact Debbie Tuthill agilitybrits@gmail.com or Suzanne Horsley ztasuzanne@gmail.comSeptember 16, 2026, 3:47 pm

Meet Your New Best Friend! Jayce is a 3-year-old Brittnay Mix who is looking for his forever home. While he might be a little shy when you first meet him, give him a moment to come out of his shell, and you'll find a funny, bouncy, and deeply loving companion. Jayce is a "paws-on" kind of dog! He is famous for his hugs and will spend his time trying to wrap his paws around you if he isn't already trying to curl up in your lap. He is the perfect blend of a lounge partner and a playmate. Because of his cautious temperament, Jayce has some specific needs to help him feel safe and successful: No Other Dogs: He prefers being the "only child" and can be reactive toward strange dogs. Quiet Environment: He would not enjoy the high-stress environment of a dog park. Patient Humans: He needs an owner who understands he needs to approach new things at his own pace. No Strangers (at first): He can be vocal with people he doesn't know, but his loyalty to his inner circle is unmatched. If you have the patience to let him blossom, you will be rewarded with a level of love and loyalty that only a dog like Jayce can give. He is ready to be your most devoted friend. Jayce's adoption fee is $325 to offset the cost of vetting and help other rescues in need. He is currently located in Georgia and can be transported up to 1400 miles via our Canine Railroad. For more information, please contact NBRAN Virginia coordinator Leslie Trenta​ .  leslie@leslietrentadesigns.com      September 16, 2026, 3:47 pm