Colonial Cocker Spaniel

Colonial Cocker Spaniel History

The Colonial Cocker Spaniel is a toy spaniel bred for hunting. This breed is a descendant of the King Charles Spaniel.

Colonial Cocker Spaniel Physical Characteristics

The Colonial Cocker Spaniel is a small, medium sized breed that is typically 14 to 15 inches in height at the shoulders, and weighing between 25 and 30 pounds and has a smooth, short, glossy black or liver-colored (sometimes gray) coat with a long, silky mane and beard. They are characterized by their distinctive domed head, large brown eyes, long ears, and long tail. They have a sturdy build with moderately-sized paws and a compact body shape.

Colonial Cocker Spaniel Health

Description of breed health.

Colonial Cocker Spaniel Temperament and Behaviour

The Colonial Cocker Spaniel is a lively, playful and energetic dog that is happiest when involved in some type of activity. They enjoy learning and are very smart, although they need lots of regular exercise. They are naturally protective of their family and make good watch dogs.

Colonial Cocker Spaniel Activity Requirements

The Colonial Cocker Spaniel is a breed of spaniel that originated in the United States. They are considered a hunting dog, and are known for their excellent sense of smell and tracking skills. The Colonial Cocker Spaniel is a medium-sized, compact, and athletic breed. They require a moderate amount of exercise and are fairly high energy. If you are looking for a running or hiking companion, a Colonial Cocker Spaniel could be a great choice. While they are an energetic, playful dog, they are also known for being calm. This makes them a great family pet, as they get along well with children and other animals.

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