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Posted over 3 years ago
| Updated over 2 years ago
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My basic info
Breed
Cocker Spaniel
Color
Red/Golden/Orange/Chestnut - with White
Age
4 years 7 months old, Adult
Size
Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less (when grown)
Weight
24 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
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My details
Not good with kids
Not good with dogs
Purebred
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Personality:
The Good:
Sherlock is a lively, cute and playful young Cocker Spaniel. His most favorite activity is to play fetch with his favorite Nerf or tennis balls. He also really enjoys running and sniffing around all types of bushes. At night, he likes to nestle close and relax with us on the couch. He is house-trained, and well- behaved inside the house. He enjoys the company of adults and tends to “latch” to the person who takes care of him the most. He also loves belly rubs (who doesn’t?).
The Challenges:
Sherlock is a rescue dog, who just came here from Korea in November. He has not been socialized with other dogs, and is leash aggressive when he senses any other dog around.
This presents a difficult situation for us living in an apartment with no fenced yard and being surrounded by lots of other dog owners walking their pooches right by our place.
His Needs:
He does have separation anxiety, but is calm when you leave him for a few hours with a Kong toy filled with treats.
He has digestive issues and has to be on a special diet of Hills wet and dry dog food. He likes bananas, apples and blueberries as snacks (His vet says fruits and veggies are great for Cockers.) So, very few store-bought dog treats can be given to him.
He really needs a fast-paced walk or run at least twice a day for 20-30 mins. These walks are essential to lower his overall anxieties, and when we do them, he does much better outdoors on a leash. When we brought him to a dog sitter’s house with a yard, he absolutely loved the freedom to roam around and have his “own space”. It was then obvious to us that Sherlock really needs a backyard to run around in and let out his abundant energy.
Coat: His coat is very soft and med length.
Training: Sherlock needs tons of daily walk and has a lot of energy.
Potty trained: He can use potty pads but prefers to go out side.
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Foster parents have the first option to adopt. We will provide all you need to foster.
Weight: 24lb
Age: 2-3 years old.
Health: No major health issues. Fully vetted.
History: He was rescued from high kill shelter.
Fostered in: Lake forest
Type of home: Preferred a house with back yard.
Crate trained: Yes
Good with Dogs: no
Good with Kids: no
Good with Cats:
Adoption fee (non-refundable): $450
All dogs are fully vetted, tested for heartworm, microchipped, full blood test and up to date with vaccinations.
Our adoption process looks like this:
1. Adoption application review by rescue members
2. Adoption application approval
3. Meet and greet
4. Home safety check
5. Final approval and adoption finalized
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