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BARNEY - COCKER SPANIEL DOG FOR ADOPTION
Cocker Spaniel Dogs For Adoption in San Diego, CA, USA
For Adoption
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Nickname:
Barney
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Breed
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Gender
Male
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Age
Adult
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Location
San Diego, CA, 92121 USAUSA
Description
Dog Breed: Cocker Spaniel. Meet Barney! He is around 6 years old and an adorable Cocker Spaniel. Barney is a lovable boy that is friendly with everyone he meets. He is working on housetraining in his foster home and nearly there. He sleeps quietly in his crate at nights, walks wonderfully on leash, and does well with grooming. He gets along with other dogs and would do best with kids over the age of 3 years old. If you think you are ready to add to your family by adopting Barney then fill out an adoption questionnaire on our website today! We recommend completing the questionnaire and connecting with an adoption coach before looking for a dog or puppy you'd like to adopt. If you're already approved to adopt or if you've adopted from Labs and More before, connect with your adoption coach for the next steps. Your interest in adopting a rescued dog or puppy from Labs and More Rescue is appreciated! Please find our adoption information at .labsandmore. Your adoption donation provides funding for Labs and More, a nonprofit organization which is supported solely by Volunteers and funded by donations. Good news is your adoption donation can be considered tax deductible. So much care is provided to your new dog prior to the adoption, including: spay and neuter, microchip, veterinarian visit(s), vaccinations, and other medical care as needed. Many of the dogs we rescue require extensive surgeries and care prior to adoption. Please understand we are unable to predict future behavior or medical needs of your adopted dog. We provide no guarantees regarding behavior, breed, or age of the dogs. Thank you for rescuing. Thank you for joining the Adoption Family with Labs and More Rescue. We are here to help you find a furry companion. You will find our quick and easy adoption application at .labsandmore and click on Adopt. Please email us at I doginfolabsandmore if you need assistance. Thank you for looking to a rescue group to fulfill your dream of adding a new dog to your life! Dogs + Love = Family
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Physical Attributes
Altered No -
Behavioral Characteristics
OK with Kids: Yes OK with Dogs: Yes Other: - Housetrained
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Additional Information
Was the Dog Found No Other - Up-to-date on Vaccinations
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Organization name
California Labradors Retrievers and More Rescue
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Location:
San Diego, California, 92121 USAUSA
Breed overview
Cocker Spaniel
A.K.A.: Cocker, Cockers, American Cocker, English Cocker, Merry Cocker, Cockie, Cockie Pup, Cockie Doggo, Cockie Baby, Cockie Bean, Cockie Buddy, Cockie Floof, Cockie Fluff, Cockie Snuggle, Cockie Zoomer, Cockie Rascal, Cockie Scout, Cockie Prince, Cockie Princess, Cockie Charm, Cockie Whisper, Cockie Sprout, Cockie Shadow, Cockie Pal, Cockie Muffin, Cockie Wiggle, Cockie Tail, Cockie Ears, Cockie Love, Cockie Friend, Cockie Hunter, Cockie Span, Cockie Pupster, Cockie Cutie, Cockie Sweetie, Cockie Darling, Cockie Angel, Cockie Star, Cockie Joy, Cockie Heart, Cockie Soul, Cockie Wag, Cockie Bounce, Cockie Dash, Cockie Sniff, Cockie Snort, Cockie Kiss, Cockie Hug, Cockie Wink, Cockie Bloom, Cockie Shine, Cockie Glow
Overview:
The Cocker Spaniel, a beloved breed with roots in the United Kingdom, was originally bred as a gundog to flush out woodcock. They are instantly recognizable by their medium size, typically weighing 20-30 pounds, their luxurious, often wavy coat (which comes in a variety of colors), and their long, expressive ears that frame their gentle, eager-to-please eyes. Known for their merry and affectionate temperament, Cockers are generally good-natured, intelligent, and relatively easy to train, making them an excellent choice for families with children and even first-time dog owners. While adaptable, their moderate exercise needs can be met with daily walks and playtime, making them suitable for apartment living as long as they receive sufficient mental and physical stimulation. Prospective owners should be aware of certain health considerations, including ear infections (due to their long ears), eye conditions like cataracts, and hip dysplasia, which highlight the importance of responsible breeding and regular veterinary check-ups.
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