Rocky

WELCOME TO CAMP COCKER RESCUE, ROCKY!<br/><br/>*Rocky is being fostered in Los Angeles County<br/><br/>Rocky was rescued in Mongolia and transferred to Korea through the Camp Cocker Cocker Friends partnership. Since arriving in Korea, he has been a lively, affectionate, and intelligent companion — full of personality and joy.<br/><br/>Rocky is a healthy, high-energy dog who loves to play, explore, and engage with people.
 He has thrived on attention and activity in his foster environment.<br/><br/>*IMPORTANT NOTE: Rocky does have some significant guarding issues which means he will need a home with NO children (not even teenagers)! An adult-only home with people that are dog savvy enough to be able to commit to NEVER taking anything from Rocky's mouth!<br/><br/>Please read these detailed notes from Rocky's Korean foster:<br/><br/>- He is very possessive of his toys and will try to ingest them (rubber balls, stuffing, plastic — anything). It is very hard (and potentially unsafe) to take things away from him.<br/><br/>- Smaller toys that fit perfectly in his mouth increase his excitement level even more and could put other dogs at risk. Large, indestructible toys are actually calming for him — he will hold them in his mouth and settle.<br/><br/>- When outside, he becomes very excited. After about 15 minutes, his excitement level gradually decreases.<br/>- If he has something in his mouth, even if urgent, please do NOT put your hand in his mouth. Instead, redirect & distract him by offering food or tossing a treat away to shift his focus first. He targets everything — not just food, but tissues, bedding stuffing, plastic, random objects, etc.<br/><br/>- He is generally tolerant with other dogs.<br/><br/><br/><br/>** Please note that any age provided is only an estimate, based on veterinary<br/>examination.<br/><br/> CAMP COCKER RECOMMENDS: For current status, updates, photos, videos & details about Rocky, please visit his webpage at<br/>https://www.campcocker.com/dog/rocky-2026 & also follow our social media.<br/><br/>*Rocky is being fostered in Los Angeles County<br/><br/>APPLY TO ADOPT Rocky at www.campcocker.com/adoption-process<br/><br/>#CampCockerRocky

WELCOME TO CAMP COCKER RESCUE, ROCKY!

*Rocky is being fostered in Los Angeles County

Rocky was rescued in Mongolia and transferred to Korea through the Camp Cocker Cocker Friends partnership. Since arriving in Korea, he has been a lively, affectionate, and intelligent companion — full of personality and joy.

Rocky is a healthy, high-energy dog who loves to play, explore, and engage with people.
 He has thrived on attention and activity in his foster environment.

*IMPORTANT NOTE: Rocky does have some significant guarding issues which means he will need a home with NO children (not even teenagers)! An adult-only home with people that are dog savvy enough to be able to commit to NEVER taking anything from Rocky's mouth!

Please read these detailed notes from Rocky's Korean foster:

- He is very possessive of his toys and will try to ingest them (rubber balls, stuffing, plastic — anything). It is very hard (and potentially unsafe) to take things away from him.

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WELCOME TO CAMP COCKER RESCUE, ROCKY!

*Rocky is being fostered in Los Angeles County

Rocky was rescued in Mongolia and transferred to Korea through the Camp Cocker Cocker Friends partnership. Since arriving in Korea, he has been a lively, affectionate, and intelligent companion — full of personality and joy.

Rocky is a healthy, high-energy dog who loves to play, explore, and engage with people.
 He has thrived on attention and activity in his foster environment.

*IMPORTANT NOTE: Rocky does have some significant guarding issues which means he will need a home with NO children (not even teenagers)! An adult-only home with people that are dog savvy enough to be able to commit to NEVER taking anything from Rocky's mouth!

Please read these detailed notes from Rocky's Korean foster:

- He is very possessive of his toys and will try to ingest them (rubber balls, stuffing, plastic — anything). It is very hard (and potentially unsafe) to take things away from him.

- Smaller toys that fit perfectly in his mouth increase his excitement level even more and could put other dogs at risk. Large, indestructible toys are actually calming for him — he will hold them in his mouth and settle.

- When outside, he becomes very excited. After about 15 minutes, his excitement level gradually decreases.
- If he has something in his mouth, even if urgent, please do NOT