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Cranbrook, British Columbia

Owner confirmed available — November 9, 2026

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Wally

13 months • Cocker Spaniel

Listing confirmed November 9, 2026

Mediumhigh EnergyHouse Trained

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Why Wally Needs a New Home

We took on Wally from a friend. Wally was her second Cocker Spaniel and sadly she was too bonded with her other dog and Wally was neglected. If Wally was playing too hard with the other dog, Wally would be crated or put behind a puppy fence. Her other dog would get the preferential treatment, cuddles, time with the owner while Wally was in his crate. He also rarely got walks, just stringent scheduled times for bathroom breaks four times a day. He did attend day care. We have had him for about 4 weeks and he has been super adaptable in the home. He has felt safe and he will lay on his back. We have consistently walked him at least 4km per day to help him get rid of the energy that has been crated. Recall is not always great because being on high alert, his attention is always elsewhere. We sadly cannot keep him as we are starting new jobs. The re-training and work necessary to rehab him is just overwhelming. He is such a sweet boy and deserves a structured home with pawrents committed to his success.

About Wally

Wally is a purebred Cocker Spaniel. He is really great within the home. He is playful and loving. He has an adorable personality and will randomly walk up and lay his head on you. He's got these large front paws and we call them Muppet feet. He is simply adorable. Wally is also very reactive. He is always on high alert. You can tell his fear response immediately when the hair stands on end. On leash, when people and other dogs approach, he gets scared and starts growling, barking, and pulling. It makes structured walks difficult. When he is off leash and feels in control, he will assess the…