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Myths and Truths about Cocker Spaniels: Understanding the Breed's Peculiarities
22.01.2024 16:50
Spaniels are distinguished by their energetic, cheerful and good-natured character.
As reported by ADVICE.NEWS , they love to play and are very attached to their owner and his family members.
These dogs get along well with small children, but can be conflicting with domestic animals. In addition, representatives of this hunting breed can be described as passionate and hardy.
History of the Spaniel breed
The English Cocker Spaniel is one of the oldest spaniel breeds.
The breed was known as early as the 14th century in Spain.
Until the 1600s, all types of spaniels were grouped into categories, with larger ones used for spring game or bird hunting and smaller ones for woodcock hunting.
Character traits
Cocker Spaniels are known to be gentle, sociable and affectionate, yet cheerful dogs.
They tend to be good with children.
They are generally not aggressive towards other animals or people, but this also means that they are not very good guard dogs.
He gets along well with other pets. He adores his owners and is very affectionate with children.
The character is patient and not at all aggressive.
Who is a Cocker Spaniel Suitable For?
The dog will suit both a large family and will become a wonderful friend to a lonely person. By the way, in the first case, finding itself in a large family, the pet will probably become attached to one person.
Spaniels are suitable for families with children and other pets.
A little advice for those who have decided to get such a pet: try to teach the dog independence from puppyhood.
Previously, we published the top 5 dog breeds that simply adore winter.
