Thank you for supporting Sprocker Assist & Rescue. Below are our downloadable guides, created to support you and your dog.
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Adopting or fostering a dog is one of the most rewarding things you’ll ever do.
And when that dog is a Sprocker Spaniel… well, your world is about to get louder, cuddlier, muddier, and a little more chaotic — in the very best way.
This is our guide to help you along the way. Please use along with the 3-3-3 rules
Download our 3 days, 3 weeks, 3 months guide to help you after adopting your Sprocker
Understanding Attachment, Building Confidence & Knowing When to Ask for Help
This flyer is available to download and use at your own convenience. Speak to us should you wish to get them printed as we can provide the ‘bleed version’
This flyer is available to download and use at your own convenience. Speak to us should you wish to get them printed as we can provide the ‘bleed version’
This leaflet gives you all the partners we work with that offer discounts and/or donations to Sprocker Assist and Rescue when you shop with them. Its in a downloadable format
Click on the link to take you to our online gift aid form which gives us an additional 25% of anything you donate!
What Dog Owners Need to Know. A practical guide to keeping everyone safe
A practical guide to life with your dog. Supporting happy dogs, confident owners, and safer communities
Is your Sprocker obsessed with fetch but still unable to switch off? This guide explains why—and what to do instead.
If you want to better understand spaniels and help prevent rehoming, this guide is a great place to start.
Sprockers are naturally people-focused dogs, but when that closeness turns into anxiety around being left alone, understanding the cause is the first step to helping them feel safe and settled.
Not all restless behaviour comes from a lack of exercise—sometimes it’s a sign a dog is struggling to switch off.
Ear infections might be common in Sprockers—but that doesn’t mean they’re normal
When your dog doesn’t come back, it’s rarely about stubbornness—and much more about what’s happening around them.
Choosing a puppy is about far more than finding a cute face. Taking the time to research, ask questions and understand a dog’s needs can help lay the foundations for a happy and successful life together.
Could your Sprocker benefit from more rest? Explore our guide and discover practical ways to help them relax, settle and thrive.
