Nicole
Nicole
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A little about them
Nicole is a loving Cocker Spaniel who enjoys gentle affection, walks, fetch, and carrying her favorite balls. Once trust is established, she forms a deep, loyal bond and enjoys relaxing quietly at home.
Ideal Home
Nicole needs a patient adopter who will respect her boundaries, allow her to approach at her own pace, and understand her warning signals. She is not recommended for a home with cats due to her strong prey drive. She may be uncomfortable when unfamiliar dogs approach closely.
Nicole is being fostered in Los Angeles County.
Ongoing Health
Nicole has liver disease and other medical issues currently managed with liver and kidney supplements. She is not in liver or kidney failure and does not currently require medication or prescription food, though those may be needed in the future. She eats a carefully managed diet without meat or high-protein foods and will need veterinary bloodwork every 3–4 months.
Training & Support
Nicole is almost completely house-trained, walks nicely on leash, and enjoys three walks a day. She is comfortable in a crate or kennel with treats and positive reinforcement. She is well-mannered indoors, settles easily when left alone, and enjoys both playtime and relaxation.
Veterinary exams and ear cleaning are stressful for Nicole, and she may try to bite when frightened or restrained. She gives clear growling warnings when uncomfortable, so careful handling and respect for her communication are important. Baths and having her paws washed after walks are easy for her.
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Nicole needs an adopter prepared to continue her veterinarian-guided diet and regular bloodwork.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by Camp Cocker Rescue.
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Camp Cocker Rescue
South San Francisco, CA
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Yes. She is almost completely potty trained outdoors and had only two indoor accidents at the beginning of her four-month foster stay.
Nicole has a strong prey drive toward cats and is not recommended for a home with cats. She may be uncomfortable when unfamiliar dogs approach closely, especially on walks, though she tends to ignore dogs in off-leash settings.
Nicole has liver disease and other medical issues managed with liver and kidney supplements. She currently does not need medication or prescription food, but she needs a managed diet and bloodwork every 3–4 months under veterinary guidance.
Nicole needs time to build trust and does best when allowed to approach at her own pace. She gives clear growling warnings when uncomfortable, and extra care is needed for veterinary exams and ear cleaning because she may try to bite if frightened or restrained.