Also known as:

Cocker Spainel - Cocker Spaniels - Cocker Spanel - Cocker Spaniels - Cocker Spanial

My intention to write this family of Cocker Spaniels Guide breeds is to show you that having a Cocker Spaniel dog can improve our personality, our lifestyle and health.

Why I am saying that?

Because having for a companion any dog from the Cocker Spaniel family will help you and also will give you the pleasure to care for a very loyal dog, active and very lively, which means you will have to walk and exercise together with him and also will provide you with laughter and relaxation.

Temperament

The Cocker Spaniels are very dominant dogs, extremely loyal to their owners and they are great for families with children, the cocker spaniel breed is very adaptable and well behaved around small and young children, which means that this is one of the best characteristics of this dog breed.

Another plus with the spaniels breeds dogs is that they are very obedient dogs and they learn extremely quickly. The Cocker Spaniels guide companion dog is one of the most popular dog breeds.

There are two modern breeds of Cocker Spaniels, the English Cocker Spaniel and the American Cocker Spaniel.

Prior to the 1870s, the only requirement for a dog to be classed as a Cocker Spaniel was that it needed to weigh less than 25 pounds (11 kg), although breeders separated the Cocker from the King Charles Spaniel which remains a smaller breed and very popular Toy Spaniel that later was named Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.

! Children Love them as their favorite pet!

Just remember that this is a long-term investment, and you need to care not only for the dog’s well being but your own as well.

This Cocker Spaniel Guide will provide you with everything to do with:

• Puppy and adult care advice

• General behavioral and obedience training

• Nutrition and health issues

* Choosing a Puppy

• Puppy crate training

• Puppy toilet training and more

• How to find a reliable breeder

• Tips to make your life with your doggie more pleasant.

Cocker Spaniel Characteristics

The Cocker Spaniel is a medium-sized dog, which weighs approximately 28 to 30 pounds when mature and reaches a height of approximately 17 inches Typical longevity for an American Cocker Spaniel is 10 to 11 years, with English Cockers living slightly longer, on average at 11 to 15 years.

Cocker Spaniels Colors

Cocker Spaniels dogs are available in a variety of colors but primarily they are brown and black. I will going to address in my next pages all kind of colors I know about in full detail.

Canine Care

Canine care is very important when you decide to get this kind of breed dog as your companion,this Cocker Spaniels Guide will help to care with love your cute dog companion.

Nutrition and Health issues

In this Cocker Spaniels Guide I am going to address the matter of nutrition, so important for the health and wellbeing of your four legs family member.

Cocker Spaniel Training.

Training your new dog make take a time and a lot of effort, but can be very rewarded in order to live a long and safe life with your best companion . Full details in this Cocker Spaniels Guide ”

Cocker Spaniels Grooming

The spaniel needs professional grooming every couple of months to keep his coat healthy and looking good. These friendly dogs are often more interested in people than other dogs, so spending time with your Cocker Spaniel will make him a very Happy Dog!

Here you have some of the Famous People with their lovely great companions.

Sophie and Solomon,- Oprah Winfrey's Cocker Spaniels

Lady,- Star of the classic movie Lady and the Tramp

Lucky Bundy ,- From the old TV show, Married... with Children

Checkers,- U.S. President Richard Nixon's dog

Buffy,- Actor Barry William's dog

Cocker Spaniel without a name,- From the original Coppertone commercials

Butch,- The dog who inspired Albert Staehle's Life magazine covers

Feller,- U.S. President Harry S. Truman's dog

Lets all share our love for our Cocker Spaniels Family Companions.