Cocker Spaniels Reviews

Cocker Spaniels without question are the best medium sized dog around. So good infact that I own one. They give unconditional love to their owners and make excellent pets. They require a great deal of excercise to try to burn off some of there excess energy (if they were children they would be deamed to have ADHD or hyperactivity). ...  Read the complete review

I have been an owner of a Tri coloured cocker spaniel for two years now, and have found that they make friendly and loyal family pets. As a new pup, being introduced to a new home it took a couple of months to get used to a routine, but as a new dog owner I would say much was the same for myself as well. Spaniels are people lovers, they love the ...  Read the complete review

I have had Oscar, my cocker spaniel, since he was a puppy. I struggled to choose him from his brothers and sisters as they were all so gorgeous but he seemed to be the most mischevious one and kept approaching us every time we went to visit ( he was too small to take home when we first chose him so we visited a few times before we could take ...  Read the complete review

There are two types of Spaniel, the English Cocker Spaniel and the American Cocker Spaniel. Although I do not have a cocker spaniel, I am planning on getting one as soon as I have a house. My friends got a black cocker spaniel at Christmas called Charlie and I love him to pieces! Charlie was quiet for the first couple of ...  Read the complete review

Well - I have talked at length about Moses ( my Collie cross), Bingo, my Cairn Terrier and mentioned Mollie, my Yorkie. But now, at the risk of boring the pants off non-dog lovers, I would like to tell you a bit about my Black and white Cocker Spaniels; Nelson and Monty, both of which were as different as chalk is from cheese, especially in ...  Read the complete review

Rosie is the second cocker spaniel in my family - and I absolutely adore her. She is now 7 months old and literally a ball of black and white fur. We bought her from a breeder locally at about 9 weeks and she has been my best friend ever since. Cocker spaniels seem to tune to your emotions - she knows when I'm hurt, sad, happy or angry. They are ...  Read the complete review

We have a beautiful three years old blue roan called Jess. She is a faithful companion but for some reason occasionally takes a dislike to my husband. This takes the form of overprotection of me and she can be very aggressive towards him. There is no reason for this and it does not happen all the time. We have tried the usual remedies he has now taken over feeding her we walk her together but I am the one with the lead. We would really appreciate some help from other Cocker owners as we have always had a pet dog and sometimes two dogs in our 36 years of marriage so feel we are knowledgeable and kind owners. We are also now retired so Jess is not left alone for long and has plenty of exercise. Where are we going wrong?
Help would be appreciated please.

we bought Buddy from a farm he was a blue roan and he had one blue eye and one black and he was gorgeous unfortunately he had a heart murmer and was always on the small side, he was a great little character and could hold his own, i went through a hip replacement and he helped me get better as well as being there for everyone in the family that ...  Read the complete review

Once you have had a cocker you'll have them forever, they're sensitive, loving and anything you could wish for in a dog. She's the best friend I've ever had and is attuned to my every thought. Bess is 9 years young on the 2nd April 2007, a.k.a. this Monday, still a beautiful dog, who is always full of beans. It is very important to keep your ...  Read the complete review

Cockers are beautiful sweet companions. My cocker Rosie is truly my best friend/ partner in crime. :) She is an absolute doll. Cockers are loyal, sensitive, affectionate, very willing to please, merry, clownish at times and LOVE to cuddle. They are also one of the few breeds that remains absolutely adorable throughout their entire life with ...  Read the complete review

I have a golden cocker spaniel who turned one in June. When we got him he was three and a half months and very sick. He was underweight and ugly. It took him three months to look like a proper cocker spaniel. He used to hate the word "walkies" and "car". But now he loves them. He won a 2nd place trophey and rossette in a dog ...  Read the complete review

I am sadly about to loose my soul mate.. I can't say how pleasurable it has been to have my 9 year old Blue roan. I can't thank him enough for being such a wonderful dog. He has been so friendly too me and caring - yes naughty but which dogs aren't. I will miss him terribly and I can't encourage anyone enough to get one as a wonderful companion for all ages..

I have had cockers for years I used to breed them, they are loving, loyal, intelligent, naughty, and they can be the boss if your not careful. Five years ago my husband and I decided to buy another cocker as our Cally was getting on a bit, she was ten at the time. We thought we would buy a puppy thinking if we left it too late and our ...  Read the complete review

i have a cocker spaniel named blue and after having many different types of dogs have found my soul mate in dog form. Blue is a 7 year old, male, blue roan. I found him to be loving, kind and funny. I have found that other people with cocker spaniels find their dogs to be the same. When we first bought him he was very ill as he had been badly ...  Read the complete review

When I was four, my parents got our first dog. She was a cross Labrador and something else, I don’t think we ever knew what really. From then, until the time I left home, we were never without a dog at home – we progressed to Dalmatians and Boxers after the first one, and I always assumed that when I had my own home I would have a dog ...  Read the complete review

I have owned a dog for many years. I have loved them all, but Cockers it is definately a love affair. They can be a joy, but when you lose them it can break your heart! My advice is always enjoy the moment! We bought our first Cocker a black and white one to calm our frisky Irish Setter Clancy down. The idea being a puppy with us would bring ...  Read the complete review

I was initially concerned about buying a cocker spaniel. Firstly, the price was massive, and secondly I know just how much hassle a dog, or indeed any pet, can be. But, my two children finally persuaded me. They had a difficult few weeks and I felt rather than buying a new toy, a spaniel would be far more loving as a gift. Of course, ...  Read the complete review

I have three English Cocker Spaniels, two from the same litter - Tim, a male black and white and his sister, Meg,a beautiful lemon and white. We also have one of Meg's babies, Millie, who is a blue roan, the family she was sold to decided after two years they didn't want her - I couldn't bear to think of what might happen, so we had ...  Read the complete review

Cocker Spaniels are amongst the most popular breeds of dog in the U.K, and it's not hard to see why. They are absolutley adorable puppies, love nothing more than falling asleep on your lap, and are equally happy with a short walk or a 10 mile hike. They deserve their title of 'The Merry Cocker!'They are bright and fun loving, and ...  Read the complete review

My Mum had been thinking about a dog and after seeing an advert selling Cocker Spaniel puppies for sale, and we decided to take a look. There were seven puppies in the litter and two were left, a blue Roan and a black spaniel. We chose the Blue Roan pup and came back and picked him up two weeks later, and by this time we had decided to call him ...  Read the complete review