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Springer Rescue Scotland (SRS) is a dedicated charitable organisation established in late 2008 to provide a safe haven and second chance for Springer Spaniels across Scotland. Founded by passionate breed enthusiasts, the charity gained official status in 2009 (Registered Scottish Charity No: SC040565) and is governed by a Board of Trustees and Management Committee led by Dr Charles Saunders. SRS was created to ensure that vulnerable Springers have access to specialist rescue and rehoming support tailored to the breed’s needs. Since rehoming its first dog in December 2008, the organisation has remained committed to improving the lives of Springer Spaniels throughout Scotland.

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LocationScotland
Charity NumberSC040565

Dogs Available from Springer Rescue Scotland

1 dog available
Hank, a 5 years old male English Springer Spaniel available for adoption from Springer Rescue Scotland in Scotland

Springer Rescue Scotland

Hank

Scotland
SexMale
Age5 years
BreedEnglish Springer Spaniel

Personality & Temperament: Hank is a handsome 5-year-old Beagle/Springer Spaniel cross with a big personality and an even bigger heart. Affectionate, loving and full of character, he thrives on being part of family life and likes to know exactly what everyone is up to.Despite weighing around 25kg, Hank is convinced he’s a lap dog and will happily try to squeeze onto your knee for cuddles if given the opportunity. He loves affection and is never far away when there’s a sofa, a belly rub or a willing human available. Hank is a sociable boy who enjoys meeting new people.He can be quite vocal when he’s excited, particularly when his favourite people come home, but a quick fuss and a belly rub usually settles him right down. He also likes to keep an eye on the neighbourhood and will happily let you know if there’s someone outside the house. He loves being towel dried after a soggy walk.Exercise & Training: As you’d expect from a Beagle/Springer cross, Hank enjoys an active lifestyle and loves getting out and about. He currently enjoys three walks a day, with his longer walk usually taking place around lunchtime. Once he’s had the chance to stretch his legs, have a good sniff and satisfy his curiosity, he’s more than happy to settle down and relax with his family. Hank walks well on the lead and has made great progress. He is a strong lad, however, and some adopters may find a Gentle Leader or Halti helpful, particularly in busier areas.Hank is very interested in other dogs and is always keen to say hello. Sometimes his enthusiasm gets the better of him and his distinctive hound howl makes an appearance as he approaches. He’s still learning his manners when meeting new dogs and is gradually discovering that not everyone appreciates quite the same level of excitement that he does! Hank already knows some basic commands including sit, paw and down, and enjoys learning when treats are involved. One area Hank is still building confidence in is around things with wheels. Bicycles and scooters can make him a little nervous, so his new family should be prepared to continue helping him build positive experiences around them. We are working on the counter surfing!Home Life: Hank enjoys a good routine and has settled well into home life. During the day you’ll usually find him snoozing in his bed, stretched out on the sofa or keeping an eye on what’s happening around him.He sleeps soundly overnight, is fully house trained and can be left home alone without any issues. He also travels reasonably well in the car. Once the day is done and everyone is relaxing, Hank is at his happiest. After his walks and adventures, he’s more than content to curl up beside his family and enjoy a quiet evening on the sofa.Getting Along With Others: Hank currently lives happily with another dog and enjoys canine company. He shares space and toys well and loves having a playmate around. If there are cuddles available, he may occasionally try to move himself to the front of the queue, but who can blame him! He has shown no issues around food or toys and is simply a dog who enjoys being involved in everything that’s going on. Due to his size, strength and enthusiasm, Hank would be best suited to a home with dog-savvy children who are comfortable around larger dogs. Hank could happily live with another dog and has also lived successfully alongside a dog-savvy cat. However, he is likely to chase unfamiliar cats outdoors, so any resident feline would need to be confident around dogs and introductions would need to be managed appropriately.Health Issues: Hank is in good condition and has had his routine healthcheck. He is due his vaccination boosters in November.Home Needs: Hank would love an active family who will include him in their adventures and continue helping him polish off a few rough edges. He’s not a perfect dog—and that’s part of his charm. What you’ll get in return is a loyal, affectionate, funny companion who loves his people, enjoys a good walk and is never far away when there’s a sofa available. If you’re looking for a lovable rogue with a big personality and an even bigger heart, Hank might just be your boy.

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