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Cocker Spaniel (E)

Life Span
:
10–13 years
Size
:
Medium
Space Needs
:
Medium Home
Availability
:
Common
Temperament
:
Friendly, Intelligent, Energetic
Grooming
:
Medium
Energy Level
:
High
Bark
:
Very less
Shedding
:
Moderate
Litter Size
:
4-6 puppies

Additional Information

About Cocker Spaniel (E)

The Cocker Spaniel was bred to be a gun dog and was a type of land spaniel in the 19th century. They were bred to hunt for wood cock. Hence, they get their name from the birds they use to hunt. The English Cocker Spaniel is the original Cocker Spaniel, and the American Cocker Spaniel was developed from it. The breed is known for its cheerful, affectionate nature and its beautiful, silky coat.

Life Span-13 to 14 years


Availability- Easy to get

About Cocker Spaniel (English):
The English Cocker Spaniel comes from probably one of the largest group of dog. The first thing that you will notice about these adorable breed is their continuous wagging tail. They are known for that, they have been labeled by many as merry breeds. The English Cocker Spaniel is one of the most energetic and lively dogs in the genre.

In earlier times, the Cocker and Springer Spaniels were developed together and it was not till 1892 that the Kennel Club of England recognized them as separate breeds. After this there was no difference in the English and the American Cocker Spaniel.

It was in 1946 the interbreeding of English and American Cocker Spaniel was officially discouraged and the English and American Cocker Spaniel were rendered as separate breeds. The English cocker is more popular breed around the world. The origin of this breed can be traced to 14thcentury Spain though.

The English Cocker Spaniel is always eager to please their owners or pet parents. This pleasing nature makes them fun. Your English Cocker Spaniel puppy or an adult dog will be a perfect working dog. This breed is extremely trainable so will do what you want it do. They are not afraid of hard work and fare well in outdoor activities.

The other unique aspect of this dog is that it will let you know when someone reaches your home but are poor guard dogs. Their merry nature will see them wagging tails towards a burglar as well.If you have a puppy then we suggest that you get him to socialize at an early stage as this will ensure that he or she becomes the perfect adult dog.

Visits to Groomer-High

Drooling-No

Bath-Regular

Tolerance to heat-Get a heatstroke

Tolerance to cold- loves snow

Exercise Requirement-Lots

Under Coat-Yes

Color-Blue Roan/Orange roan/Gold/Black/Liver and Tan/Orange and White/Black and Tan

Coat Type-Flat and silky

Hair Length-Flowing

Hair Density-Dense

The English Cocker Spaniel is generally a healthy breed. It likes taking long walks so remember that it will need its regular walks at least 30 minutes every day.

Ear infections

Retinal atrophy

Hip dysplasia

Temperament
The English Cocker Spaniel is an intelligent dog, which is affectionate and gentle with all children.. They are extremely friendly .These pets have a high energy requirement.These adorable lustrous hair dogs though intelligent do not respond well to hard training. These are merry dogs. They are very good watchdogs as they inform the owner of anyone coming into the house but are the worst guard dogs as they become friendly with even a burglar. They are very loyal to the family and can be even protective for it at times.

Training & Intelligence
Training your Cocker Spaniel is not very difficult just like the other members of the group. This breed is full of life and loves to please its owner. Thus, making it easy for the owners to train him or her, this breed is a hunter at heart. The breed in general is very intelligent and can learn various new tricks easily. You can start training your puppy but if your dog has grown then also he can be trained.


Breeding
Litter Size-4 to 6 puppies (approximately)

Complication in Breeding-No

Procreation
English Cocker Spaniel is a very easy breed to manage. If you are mating your dogs for the first time then you will need the help of a vet or someone who has an experience with this. The English Cocker Spaniel comes in a variety of colors but the most commonly seen are tan, black, buff, red and golden. They can be combinations of these colors as well.

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