Rosie

Welcome to Camp Cocker Rescue, beautiful Rosie! <br/><br/>*Rosie is being fostered in Los Angeles County<br/><br/>Rosie is a young, female, 30 pound Cocker mix. She's very smart, knowing to sit when the treat bag comes out, and will enjoy a home that likes to play fetch! She likes being near people on the couch, but also relaxes on her own in her doggie bed.<br/><br/>We had a dog trainer evaluation who suggested that Rosie would do best in a home that has at least one confident resident dog for Rosie to take cues from.<br/><br/>Also, a home with a fenced in backyard so that Rosie does not immediately need to be flooded with the stress of seeing strangers on walks. She does need daily cardio and exercise because she is so young and energetic, but she also needs slow baby steps to being socialized out in public settings.<br/><br/>Camp Cocker Rescue will sponsor some force free dog trainer sessions with Rosie’s adopters. It is important that her future people are committed to working with a professional. (force free only, definitely no “balanced” or aversive training approaches should be used on a nervous dog).<br/><br/>Foster Update: Rosie has adjusted to her new home foster environment quickly! She is relaxed, wagging her tail, giving kisses, and seeking human interaction. She is so LOVELY!<br/><br/>*Please note that any age provided is only an estimate, based on veterinary examination.<br/><br/>>>> CAMP COCKER RECOMMENDS: For current status, updates, photos, videos & details about Rosie, please visit her webpage at www.campcocker.com/dog/rosie-2025 & also follow our social media.<br/><br/>Rosie is being fostered in Los Angeles County<br/><br/>APPLY TO ADOPT ROSIE at www.campcocker.com/adoption-process<br/><br/>#CampCockerRosie

Welcome to Camp Cocker Rescue, beautiful Rosie!

*Rosie is being fostered in Los Angeles County

Rosie is a young, female, 30 pound Cocker mix. She's very smart, knowing to sit when the treat bag comes out, and will enjoy a home that likes to play fetch! She likes being near people on the couch, but also relaxes on her own in her doggie bed.

We had a dog trainer evaluation who suggested that Rosie would do best in a home that has at least one confident resident dog for Rosie to take cues from.

Also, a home with a fenced in backyard so that Rosie does not immediately need to be flooded with the stress of seeing strangers on walks. She does need daily cardio and exercise because she is so young and energetic, but she also needs slow baby steps to being socialized out in public settings.

Camp Cocker Rescue will sponsor some force free dog trainer sessions with Rosie’s adopters. It is important that her future people are committed to working with a professional. (force free only, defin

Welcome to Camp Cocker Rescue, beautiful Rosie!

*Rosie is being fostered in Los Angeles County

Rosie is a young, female, 30 pound Cocker mix. She's very smart, knowing to sit when the treat bag comes out, and will enjoy a home that likes to play fetch! She likes being near people on the couch, but also relaxes on her own in her doggie bed.

We had a dog trainer evaluation who suggested that Rosie would do best in a home that has at least one confident resident dog for Rosie to take cues from.

Also, a home with a fenced in backyard so that Rosie does not immediately need to be flooded with the stress of seeing strangers on walks. She does need daily cardio and exercise because she is so young and energetic, but she also needs slow baby steps to being socialized out in public settings.

Camp Cocker Rescue will sponsor some force free dog trainer sessions with Rosie’s adopters. It is important that her future people are committed to working with a professional. (force free only, definitely no “balanced” or aversive training approaches should be used on a nervous dog).

Foster Update: Rosie has adjusted to her new home foster environment quickly! She is relaxed, wagging her tail, giving kisses, and seeking human interaction. She is so LOVELY!

*Please note that any age provided is only an estimate, based on veterinary examination.

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