Country of Origin: United States
Height: Males 15 inches, females 14 inches Weight: 15–30 pounds
Coat: Double coat with medium-length, silky, flat or slight wavy outercoat and enough undercoat for protection; ears, chest, abdomen, legs well feathered
Colors: Jet black; any solid color other than black (ASCOB), ranging from lightest cream to darkest red; particolored, which is two or more solid colors, one of which must be white, including black and white, red and white, brown and white, roans|also sable [UKC]
Other Names: American Cocker Spaniel Registries (With Group): AKC (Sporting); UKC (Gun Dog)
ORIGIN AND HISTORY
version of American Cocker Spaniel evolved from spaniels imported early. In the 1940s, it was much smaller and has changed quite dramatically from their English ancestors, so the race was given a separate status Cocker Spaniel. A mid-20th century, is the most popular type of dog in America - a country which position he held for many years. He did so because he had a dual role for many families: a companion and playmate for a week, hunting dogs on weekends. In the 1980s until the 1990s, rising again to above (AKC) registration list of the American Kennel Club. Its popularity diminished slightly over time, which allows breeders Cocker currently less focused on the layer and temperament. The Cocker is more active in hunting tests and field trials, and has more of a "happy" sound temperament that made him so popular in the early 20th century. With its compact size, variety of colors, the expression captivating and sweet temperament, he remains a beloved dog.
PERSONALITY PROFILE
OF A cocker spaniel with a sound temperament may be the sweetest dog imaginable. Happy, confident, intelligent and friendly, with large, expressive eyes, Cocker Spaniel is quite charming. Large enough to be able to share a tight family activities such as hiking or swimming, but small enough to be easily carried anywhere, it is not surprising that he is the best dog in America for so long.
HOURS REQUIREMENTS:
An active dog, very energetic who loves being away from home, Cocker Spaniel needs regular exercise. Playful and intelligent, like to participate in the game. He was quick to settle after a long walk. Preparation: Cocker Spaniel abundant coat requires regular maintenance and owners often choose to use a professional groomer to take care of him. It has a large, long eyes, ears need special attention - this pen so they do not infect or too dirty. Life Span: The average life of Cocker Spaniel is 12 to 15 years. Training: Cocker Spaniel is easy to train and shine in a variety of fun and competitive activities, including obedience, agility, hunt tests, flyball, and many more. Adequate training Cocker Spaniel makes an incredible therapy dog.
