This is the Heartgard 26-50 pounds pack so you can identify it easily. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00SYO2USE/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00SYO2USE&linkCode=as2&tag=cockers-20&linkId=C3KYVHVUOY467SLX Think GREEN for greater. Many male cocker spaniels and some pudgy females will be in this weight range. At the upper end of the range, we […]
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Speaking of heartworm, now that the weather is getting warmer, it is time to start thinking about giving it to them again if you do not give it year-round. If you do not give it every month, they will have […]
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This is Jennie-she was my first American cocker spaniel, a 16 year old owner surrender. I had her for 6 months until she passed away, but in that time, she was a wonderful companion. She would chase the squirrels in […]
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This is Buddy with his rescue brother Mr. Peppy. Mr Peppy is a tri-color cocker spaniel, that is, black, white, and tan/brown. Mr. Peppy was also a rescue found on the street when he was 8 to 11 years old. […]
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This is Buddy. He is a buff-colored American cocker spaniel. He is now 18 years old. He was a rescue at 14, found wandering on the street in bitterly cold weather. How could anyone ever turn their back on that […]
Continue reading »Sometimes, families who adopt pets from a shelter do so without giving it considerable thought, and wind up returning the pet to the shelter. When children are involved, this can be hurtful to them, and to the animal as well. […]
Continue reading »Also keep in mind that a reputable shelter should not just give a pet away to just anyone. They should have rules and regulations, and enforce them. You may remember the instance in which a famous talk show host had […]
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