The dogs we take in are fostered through out the US by very caring folks who keep these dogs in their homes with their own families and other pets. We will not accept nor place a dog that we feel we cannot keep inside with our families. We try to place our dogs with families in this area, but will, on occasion attempt to fly or transport a dog to their new owner. We are also a referral for adopters who are looking for a Cocker and will try to set them up with a reputable Cocker Rescue in their area. We also work with owners who are having problem with their cocker or who wish to give up the dog because they do not know the correct methods in dealing with a wigglebutt.
Cockers are very loving and high energy dogs.
They must be indoors with their families and not left to live outdoors. They are very sensitive dogs and will react to their owners moods. They want nothing more than to make their human happy. Cockers also, like other breeds, are prone to medical problems such as cataracts, luxating patellas, bad hips, ear problems, and clotting disorders. This doesn't mean to say that all cockers will have any of these problems, but they are prone to some of these.