Are cocker spaniels fierce dogs? What type of dog does Cocker belong to?

The cocker spaniel is a type of hunting dog, but it has a docile personality.

1. Classification of cocker spaniels

Cocker spaniels refer to two breeds, cali and universal dogs. Among them, the Cali is a short-haired dog that originated in England and was once a noble hunting dog in France and Spain, and has gradually developed into a dog breed dedicated to guarding, guarding, and domestic companions. The universal dog, bred in Germany, is a medium-sized dog that has a variety of functions such as guarding, sports, hunting and guidance.

They come from different regions, and the breeding methods and breeding standards are also different, so although the Kali dog and the universal dog are both callable group card dogs, their personalities, body types, and feeding habits are different.

2. Characteristics of cocker spaniels

Cocker spaniels are medium-sized dog breeds, about 30 to 40 centimeters tall and weighing between 10 and 25 kilograms. Their hair is abundant, often brown, black, red, silvery-white, and other colors. The cocker spaniel is friendly, active, lively, and especially likes to interact with people.

Cocker spaniels are intelligent and can learn to train very quickly, such as they are well suited to being trained by their owners. Since they love to exercise, special attention should be paid to getting them to do enough exercise, otherwise they will have behavioral problems due to excess energy.

3. Key points of cocker spaniel breeding

To do a good job in the breeding of cocker spaniels, special attention needs to be paid to the following aspects. First of all, the cocker spaniel should pay attention to a balanced diet and avoid excessive obesity. Secondly, it is necessary to maintain good communication with dogs, conduct appropriate training in daily life, and improve their ability to understand and follow their owners.

At the same time, it is necessary to take them to the pet hospital regularly for check-ups and vaccinations to prevent the spread of diseases.

4. Advice for becoming a cocker spaniel owner

If you're ready to become a cocker spaniel owner, here are a few suggestions. First of all, make sure that you have enough time and energy to do a good job of dog training and rearing. Secondly, it is necessary to carefully understand the breed characteristics and habits of cocker spaniels, and choose a dog that suits your family conditions and breeding experience.

Finally, build a good relationship with your pet, be patient with your dog, and make them a true companion in your life.

Cocker Spaniel, also known as the Sandpiper, dog breeds can be divided into English Cocker Spaniel and American Cocker Spaniel. At present, their main use is as a pet dog and companion dog sedan pants.

The advantages and disadvantages of cocker spaniels are as follows:

Pros:

The appearance is cute and sweet.

2.Lively personality.

The Cocker Sandpiper has a free and lively personality, a steady temperament, and shows no signs of shyness.

It is a cheerful and loving dog, neither slow nor overly excited, closed and simple by nature, kind, gentle, very affectionate, energetic, agile, intelligent and alert, optimistic and lively, warm and friendly.

3.Obedience to the master.

Loyal and enthusiastic to the owner, he likes to get along with people, and he will be wary of strangers at home.

4.Higher IQ.

The cocker spaniel has an IQ ranking of 18th in the world's dog breed IQ rankings, so the cocker spaniel should be considered a relatively intelligent dog, and its Huai Yu IQ is relatively high. So if you want to raise a pet dog that is more intelligent and suitable for domestic breeding, the cocker spaniel is a very good choice.

Cons:

Frequent grooming is required.

Cocha's hairs tend to clump up, so it's best to comb them every once in a while. Ear hair should also be cleaned frequently, so the cocker is not suitable for people with very busy work.

2.Diseases to watch out for.

Genetic diseases: cataracts, glaucoma, epilepsy, joint dislocations.

Common diseases: auricular disease, otitis externa, otitis media and otitis inner, hip hypoplasia, hypothyroidism, allergic ** disease, urinary tract infection.

The cocker spaniel has three disadvantages: first, the hair is too long, it needs frequent care, and it requires a lot of energy and patience from the owner. Second, it is energetic and requires a high amount of exercise, so it is not suitable for raising it in a small environment.

Third, the stomach is delicate and needs to be carefully cared for, otherwise it is easy to suffer from gastrointestinal diseases.

Cocker spaniels have long hair, so they need to be groomed frequently and treated regularly to keep their coat tidy. This job requires pet owners to have enough energy and patience to complete, so there are not many people who have cocker spaniels.

Cocker spaniels are hunting dogs, energetic and exercised, and are not suitable for long-term breeding in homes with a small environment and lack of light, otherwise it is easy to cause them to have hunger strikes, depression and other psychological problems.

The relatively weak stomach and intestines are also the disadvantages of the Carcorius, and pet owners need to take care of them carefully when raising them to avoid gastrointestinal diseases of the Carcorius. Once a cocker spaniel is sick, the cost of seeing a doctor** is relatively high.

The Cocker Spaniel is divided into English Cocker Spaniel and American Cocker Spaniel, and there are many colors of English Cocker Spaniel, and the variegated color can be neat markings, spots, or piebald colors, with white as the main color, combined with black, cyan, or different shades of red. Solid colors are black, cyan, or different shades of red.

American cocker spaniels come in black, brown, red, light yellow, silver, and a mix of black and white.

There are pure black, suede, white, reddish-brown, black colors with spots such as suede, cream, and flower color.

The cocker spaniel, also known as the sandpiper spaniel, can be divided into English cocker spaniel and American cocker spaniel, and its ancestor is the Spanish spaniel. Originally introduced to England from Spain for hunting birds, the Cocker Spaniel was brought to the United States to be bred and improved in large numbers. Cocker spaniels come in pure black, chamois, white, reddish-brown, black with spots such as chamois, cream, and flower color.

There are yellow, white and black.

English cocker spaniel (English cocker spaniel) is also known as the English cocker spaniel, English cocker spaniel, English cocker spaniel, English cocker spaniel, etc. Because of its superb skill in hunting mountain sandpipers, it has been dug up in the canine world to form an independent Cocker bloodline.

2 types, British Coca, American Coca.