Buddy is a well-behaved cocker spaniel looking for a loving home! He is 3 years old and is neutered and house-trained.
Buddy has a sister that is a perfect match to him. They grew up together and the Humane Society of the Ohio Valley would like them to be adopted as a pair. Both dogs have black curly hair.
You can call the humane society in Marietta to give Buddy and his sister Princess a good home. Buddy was featured on WTAP News at Noon's Pet of the Week segment on October 3rd, 2008
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