
Brittany
A lively and enthusiastic gundog with high energy levels.
We can't find any Sussex Spaniel dogs looking for a home right now.
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Low-slung, mellow spaniel with charm.
The Sussex Spaniel is a slower-paced breed known for its calm demeanor and distinctive golden liver coat. Despite its laid-back attitude, it enjoys being active and involved in family life.
We can't find any Sussex Spaniel dogs looking for a home right now. You can see if there are any international dogs looking for a home in the UK instead, or sign up to get notifications when a new Sussex Spaniel is added to Rescue Finder.
There aren't any Sussex Spaniel dogs looking for a home on Rescue Finder right now.
The process to adopt a dog varies from charity to charity, but the process is usually similar. If you've found a dog you'd like to adopt or learn more about, be sure to click through to the charity and follow their adoption process. We've also written a detailed guide on what the adoption process usually involves that you can check out here if you'd like to learn more.
The cost of adopting a dog can vary, but is usually between £150 and £450. Some factors that can influence the cost include the dogs age and the charity that is looking after them. You can speak to the charity about their adoption fees.
We can't find any Sussex Spaniel puppies at the moment, but new dogs are added to Rescue Finder each day so be sure to check back another time.
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