English Cocker Spaniel

 

Originally spaniels were all under one name, Spaniels,, but in 1800 was first reported a "Cocker Spaniel" which probably owes its name to the hunting of Woodcock (woodcock). Founder of the race is Mr. James Farrow, whose dog Obo as progenitor of the Cocker Spaniel can be considered. The breed was recognized in England in 1902.

Breedgroup: Sporting-Gundog
Type: Very alert, lively, confident, cheerful
Average life: 15 years
Shoulder Height: Dogs 39-41 cm Bitches 38-39 cm
Weight: 12 to 14.5 kg
Coat: Smooth (except white), variegated or tricolor
Construction: Hunting dog, companion dog
Dealing with children: Very good
Dealing with other dogs: Good
Living space: Can the city, but Vell of exercise
Grooming: Regular grooming