Parker

Mr. Parker would like to be the only dog. <br/>Introducing Parker, 18 months old Cocker Spaniel looking for a fun family. He is vaccinated, neutered, crate and leash trained. He gets along with other dogs, not sure about cats.<br/><br/>Cocker Spaniel info:<br/>The Cocker Spaniel, also called the American Cocker Spaniel, is one of the world’s most-loved dog breeds because of their big, round eyes; long ears; sweet face; and playful personality. American Cocker Spaniels were bred to be hunting dogs and have the size to keep up in the field, but they’re also small enough to travel well and cuddle on the couch. They make excellent companions for first-time pet parents, adults and children alike. While Cocker Spaniels are sporting dogs, they don’t require high levels of exercise to stave off excess energy. They typically enjoy playing with toys, fetching a ball, or walking with their family members a few times a day as forms of exercise. At home, these sweet-tempered pups love being close to their people and make great family dogs. Cocker Spaniels offer a friendly personality, both with people and with other animals. They can be good apartment dogs thanks to their temperament, size, and manageable energy level. Cockers love to be close to their people, and they are known to follow their pet parents around the house.<br/><br/>For information on how to adopt Parker, please send a note to salemdogs@aol.com and tell us about yourself, family, home, yard, fence height and type, other pets, work situation, and a vet reference.

Mr. Parker would like to be the only dog.
Introducing Parker, 18 months old Cocker Spaniel looking for a fun family. He is vaccinated, neutered, crate and leash trained. He gets along with other dogs, not sure about cats.

Cocker Spaniel info:
The Cocker Spaniel, also called the American Cocker Spaniel, is one of the world’s most-loved dog breeds because of their big, round eyes; long ears; sweet face; and playful personality. American Cocker Spaniels were bred to be hunting dogs and have the size to keep up in the field, but they’re also small enough to travel well and cuddle on the couch. They make excellent companions for first-time pet parents, adults and children alike. While Cocker Spaniels are sporting dogs, they don’t require high levels of exercise to stave off excess energy. They typically enjoy playing with toys, fetching a ball, or walking with their family members a few times a day as forms of exercise. At home, these sweet-tempered pups love being close to their people and make great family

Mr. Parker would like to be the only dog.
Introducing Parker, 18 months old Cocker Spaniel looking for a fun family. He is vaccinated, neutered, crate and leash trained. He gets along with other dogs, not sure about cats.

Cocker Spaniel info:
The Cocker Spaniel, also called the American Cocker Spaniel, is one of the world’s most-loved dog breeds because of their big, round eyes; long ears; sweet face; and playful personality. American Cocker Spaniels were bred to be hunting dogs and have the size to keep up in the field, but they’re also small enough to travel well and cuddle on the couch. They make excellent companions for first-time pet parents, adults and children alike. While Cocker Spaniels are sporting dogs, they don’t require high levels of exercise to stave off excess energy. They typically enjoy playing with toys, fetching a ball, or walking with their family members a few times a day as forms of exercise. At home, these sweet-tempered pups love being close to their people and make great family dogs. Cocker Spaniels offer a friendly personality, both with people and with other animals. They can be good apartment dogs thanks to their temperament, size, and manageable energy level. Cockers love to be close to their people, and they are known to follow their pet parents around the house.

For information on how to adopt Parker, please send a note to salemdogs@aol.com and tell us