Gorgeous four-year-old Cocker Spaniel-Beagle cross named Oakley at East Lancs RSPCA needs a forever home

Meet handsome boy Oakley - a four year old Cocker Spaniel-Beagle cross currently with the East Lancs RSPCA who is looking for his forever home.

He is an active boy who enjoys going on adventures with his favourite people. He can be strong when he is excited but once settled he walks lovely on the lead.

Meet handsome boy Oakley - a four year old Cocker Spaniel-Beagle cross currently with the East Lancs RSPCA who is looking for his forever home.  placeholder image
Meet handsome boy Oakley - a four year old Cocker Spaniel-Beagle cross currently with the East Lancs RSPCA who is looking for his forever home. | East Lancs RSPCA
Meet handsome boy Oakley - a four year old Cocker Spaniel-Beagle cross currently with the East Lancs RSPCA who is looking for his forever home.placeholder image
Meet handsome boy Oakley - a four year old Cocker Spaniel-Beagle cross currently with the East Lancs RSPCA who is looking for his forever home. | East Lancs RSPCA

Since being with RSPCA staff, Oakley has really come out of his shell and he can get a little excited and bouncy when putting his harness on.

However, he does show little interest in people he doesn't know and he would prefer to ignore strangers.

A spokesperson for the RSPCA said: “Oakley does have an affectonate side, but this only comes out with people he knows and trusts.

“We expect he will love to lounge on a sofa once in his forever home.

“This lovely boy shows little interest in toys and much prefers his walks and sniffing!”

He is an active boy who enjoys going on adventures with his favourite humansplaceholder image
He is an active boy who enjoys going on adventures with his favourite humans | RSPCA East Lancs

They added: “We do think Oakley has some separation anxiety, so a home where someone is around most of the time will be best for him.”

Out on his walks Oakley is fine seeing other dogs, however, he can pull to say hello!

He may be able to live with another dog dependant on sucessful meets.

He may be able to live with children of 7+ who are dog savvy as he can forget about the concept of 'personal space' once he gets to know you. No cats.

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