Breed Rescue

CURRENT TIBETAN SPANIELS SEEKING HOMES

Currently we one Tibetan Spaniel in breed rescue:

Added 06/08/2026 - We have been asked to assist a Dog Rescue service in Surrey with the rehoming of Bilbo, a 5 year old neutered Tibetan Spaniel. Bilbo is a particolour dog who, unfortunately, has had his coat clipped. He is up to date with all his vaccinations, etc and has been castrated. Fully house-trained and an easy dog to live with. He enjoys his walks but can become reactive towards other dogs when on the lead. He is sensitive to touch and handling and like many dogs does not like being disturbed whilst resting or sleeping. The rescue service report that a lot of work has been done on helping him overcome his reaction whilst on walks and also to respecting his personal space at home. Bilbo is looking for experienced owners, an adult only home with a calm, predictable environment. He needs to be the only dog and no cats please. He enjoys being groomed and travels well in the car. If anyone feels they would enjoy being owned by Bilbo please contact Bridget Croucher for further information. 4 photos of Bilbo are shown below.

If you know of anyone looking to take in a rescue Tibetan Spaniel, please contact Bridget Croucher at tibspanuk@gmail.com or the telephone number below for more details.

The Association operates a Rescue service for Tibetan Spaniels requiring new homes. It is our policy to always let the breeder know when one of their dogs requires re-homing – in this way we aim to encourage responsible breeding.

The Association’s Rescue is coordinated by Bridget Croucher (01792 470417). Wherever possible we endeavour to send the animal direct to it’s new home rather than provide temporary care as Tibetans are sensitive to change. Remember these dogs come without pedigree and are not suitable for breeding. Rescue is not a cheap way of acquiring a Tibetan Spaniel.

If you have a Tibetan Spaniel that requires help please contact Bridget immediately. Sometimes advice can be given that will help overcome the situation and allow the Tibetan to remain in it’s current home. All information will remain strictly confidential.

Rescue dogs are often older and will need special care and attention. Some may need extra veterinary care and it is vitally important when taking on a rescue to do so for the animal’s life. Remember it has been let down once, don’t do it again.

Older Dogs
Older dogs are sometimes available having been kept for showing and then either not making the grade or simply disliking the show ring. Information can be obtained from Bridget Croucher or any other club secretary listed on our breed clubs page.