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Cocker Spaniel

Looking for information about the Cocker Spaniel breed? Then you have come to the right place. Following is general information regarding the Cocker Spaniel. You will find information about the Cocker Spaniel breed regarding coat, color, size, weight, group classification, temperament, and other items of interest. This basic, easy to understand information will help you decide if the Cocker Spaniel breed is for you.

Appearance:

What is the general appearance of a Cocker Spaniel? The Cocker Spaniel has a silky, flat or slightly wavy coat. The Cocker Spaniel breed comes in a variety of colors including black, tan, white, cream, and red.

Size:

How big is a Cocker Spaniel? With regards to size, the Cocker Spaniel is a small to medium size dog. The Cocker Spaniel is 24-48 pounds in weight. The Cocker Spaniel is a member of the Sporting group.

Temperament:

What does a Cocker Spaniel act like? The temperament of a Cocker Spaniel is bright, happy, and affectionate. The Cocker Spaniel is good with children. The Cocker Spaniel can make a good house pet if properly trained.

Tidbits:

What other interesting tidbits should I know about the Cocker Spaniel breed? The Cocker Spaniel descended from the working English Cocker Spaniels. They have hunting instincts, but are more often seen as gentle companion dogs.