The breed originated from the English Cocker Spaniel was brought to the United States 14 centuries ago. The name "Cocker" comes from the woodcock, a game bird known for flushing dogs. The Spaniels were bred down in size and given the name American Cocker Spaniel. The American Cocker Spaniel is more popular than native English Cocker Spaniel, with a long snout and a larger body. Cocker Spaniel is a hunting-gun dog able to work in difficult terrain in both dry and wet lands. They can listen to commands well.
The Cocker Spaniel is sized with medium length hair on the body but short and fine on the head. fluffy-feather length of the ear to the back foot. Bold and not lazy, Cheerful and soft, suitable for life as a gundog or as a house pet. types of dogs American Cocker Spaniel has average intelligence, trustworthy and respect the authority of his master. tails that hold sway. Cockers who understand their place is under humans are good with children. They love all people, loving leadership and daily exercise to be happy. American Cockers have a lot of stamina and need regular exercise. They must be taken on every day, walking around.
The Cocker Spaniel is sized with medium length hair on the body but short and fine on the head. fluffy-feather length of the ear to the back foot. Bold and not lazy, Cheerful and soft, suitable for life as a gundog or as a house pet. types of dogs American Cocker Spaniel has average intelligence, trustworthy and respect the authority of his master. tails that hold sway. Cockers who understand their place is under humans are good with children. They love all people, loving leadership and daily exercise to be happy. American Cockers have a lot of stamina and need regular exercise. They must be taken on every day, walking around.
