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Puppy Mill Information

Oprah's website

We hope you caught the Oprah show on Puppy Mills that aired on April 4th, 2008. If you missed the program, suggesting you check into getting a transcript of the program. You can contact Oprah by clicking on the link provided. Thank You Oprah!!

Puppy Mill videos

Click on this link for a very well done related videos on Puppy Mills

Pet Shop Puppies

Click on this link for photos and much information about Puppy Mills and Pet Shop Puppies.

New Start on Life

Click this link to gain a better understanding of how Mill Dogs are rehabilitated. Many useful tips.

Some General Information

English or American Cocker?

Breed Rescue FAQ's

After the adoption

We highly recommend training books by Patricia McConnell as well as taking your dog to obedience classes.




Helpful Information on Housetraining and Crate Training

Housetraining

Crate Training

Crate Training



Online Veterinary Resources

Mereck Veterinary Manual

Veterinary Medical Resources



The Rabies Challenge

The Rabies Challenge



Helpful Information for Dogs with Special Needs

Occassionally we get dogs with impaired sight or hearing and as our own beloved pets age, just like our elderly relatives, they may not see or hear as well as they once did. Some may even lose their sight or hearing altogether. Just as humans adapt to limitations, so do our pets. It's amazing just how well they can adapt and live a very fulfilling long life. Providing some links to sites with very helpful information as how to help your pet adjust. Remeber that just because your pet has what some may consider a disability, their unconditional love is not affected.

Blind Dogs

Blind Dogs

Deaf Dogs

Deaf Dogs

Training Tips for Deaf Dogs



Alternatives for placing your dog in a shelter

Can we help you keep your pet?

How to find a home for your dog


Cocker Spaniel Rescue Ring

This Cocker Spaniel Rescue Web Ring site is owned by
Carole W. Kohler.
Want to join the Cocker Spaniel Rescue Web Ring?
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