We are having to sell our cocker spaniel due to the fact he doesnt get on with our labrador and its stressing them both out. He has been health checked, had flea and worm treatment and also microchipped and fully up to date on jabs.
We have all the relevant kennel club paperwork.
We believe he would be best suited to go to a home with no other dogs due to his very playful nature or he may be able to live with another dog that has the same temperament as him.
This is not something that we have decided on lightly and its heart breaking. But believe its in his best interests. Please only serious requests. We also have more pictures of him and of his mother.
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