At a glance
A little about them
Meet Cyder, a sweet, bubbly Cocker Spaniel girl with plenty of puppy-like enthusiasm. Her age is uncertain: the shelter estimated 2 years, the veterinarian guessed 1 year, and her foster family believes she is no more than 9 months old.
Cyder is very vocal and may bark at reflections, television, people, animals, outdoor activity, unusual noises, and even the dishwasher. She needs a home without shared walls, such as an apartment, condo, or townhome. A fully fenced backyard is also required so she can safely enjoy her favorite activity: running.
She is wonderfully social with other dogs, loves to play, has excellent dog manners, and respects their boundaries. Cyder is also affectionate and cuddly, happily resting her head on a lap and soaking up attention. At approximately 17 pounds, she is a petite Cocker Spaniel with a beautiful full, undocked tail.
Ideal Home
Cyder needs a fully fenced backyard and a home without shared walls. She would love canine companions and enjoys active play and running.
Ongoing Health
No medical conditions or health testing information is provided.
Training & Support
Cyder is making good progress with housetraining but is not fully housetrained yet. She is still learning about the world and may need patient support with her vocal behavior.
Application Details
- Applicants must already have an approved adoption application.
- Adoptions are limited to Texas.
- To begin, contact the provider through Wags.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by Cocker Spaniel Rescue of Austin/San Antonio.
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Common questions
Her age is uncertain. The shelter estimated 2 years, the veterinarian guessed 1 year, and her foster family believes she is no more than 9 months old.
She needs a home without shared walls and with a fully fenced backyard. Apartments, condos, townhomes, and other shared-wall housing are not suitable.
Yes. She is social, enjoys playing, has excellent dog manners, and respects other dogs when they ask for space.
She is making good progress but is not fully housetrained yet.
Applicants must already have an approved adoption application, and adoptions are limited to Texas.