The Cocker Spaniel can make anyone a beautiful and loyal companion, whether it is intended for work in hunting, show in the ring, or simply as a family pet. A new Cocker Spaniel owner must be prepared for the intensive grooming process required by...

Engaging your Cocker Spaniel in play has many benefits. The Cocker loves to play so you will never be short of a playing companion. The playful nature of the Cocker is why they get along so well with children. They have tendency to wear each other...

The Cocker Spaniel is a much sought-after breed due to its glamorous appearance. Its long, shiny fur and sturdy little body are very desirable features in a show dog, hunting companion, or family pet. However, along with this beauty comes a lot of...

All canine breeds have health issues to be concerned about. Some are hereditary and some are just particular to certain breeds. For Cocker Spaniels, particular areas to be concerned about include the eyes, ears and skin. By being aware of these co...

The "Merry Cocker", as affectionately known, has earned the Cocker pup this nickname because of its happy, friendly and enthusiastic disposition. They make loving and loyal family pets. They strive on companionship and will provide hours of entert...

Initially spaniels in England were divided among land and water spaniels; The English Cocker is one of the oldest types of land spaniel and can be traced back to 14th century Spain. Spaniel type dogs have been found in art and literature for aroun...

The ideal time to begin leash training your Cocker Spaniel is when he or she is a puppy. If, however, you happen to inherit or adopt an adult Cocker, you have no need to fear. In general, Cocker Spaniels adore their masters, and genuinely want to ...

Is your Cocker Spaniel digging your yard and making it look like the surface of the moon or a strip mining excavation? Changes are you are probably feeling frustrated, annoyed and feeling helpless as you watch your pup do its thing. Digging is a n...

Cocker Spaniels are affectionate and sociable. They are energetic and, generally, happy animals. However, this happiness is, to a great degree is contingent upon human companionship. Cocker Spaniels are not likely to remain happy if left to spend ...

If you live in the United States, you can probably picture a Cocker Spaniel in your head: a smaller dog with long, shiny fur, dangling ears with wavy hair, and big brown eyes. However, there is an English Cocker Spaniel that does not adhere to thi...