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9 yearsAge

£350Price

DNA TESTED CHOC AND TAN WORKING COCKER

Cocker Spaniel

12 minutes

Cocker Spaniel9 years

£350

Emma S.

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Description

We have our Working Cocker, Wernmoor Lightning available for stud. Well proven with over 50 litters under his belt. He has a great temperament, strong but steady with many FTCH in his lines. Pics of Seth and his pups as well as some grown up in the pictures attatched. DNA tested as follows: FN clear AMS clear prcd-PRA clear AON clear EIC clear DM clear GSD VII clear Paradoxical pseudomyotonia clear PLA grade 0 BVA/KC/ISDS Eye Scheme unaffected Two matings, fee payable after first successful tie if unsuccessful a free mating will be given on the same bitch on her next season with proof from vet no pups were produced.

Adv. ID:3349113

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Litter details

LocationDoncaster, South Yorkshire

BreedCocker Spaniel

Age9 years, 11 months

Health & Docs

Worm and flea treatedMicrochipped by collection dateKC registered by collectionVaccinations up to dateHealth Checked by a vet

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Adv. TypeFor stud

Pros

Perfectly suited for flat living due to their moderate size, fitting well in various homes

Energetic and playful with a keen interest in scent games and physical activities

Naturally gentle and patient, making them wonderful companions for families

Exceptionally trainable and eager to please, excelling in obedience and canine sports

Cons

Requires frequent grooming with regular brushing and professional grooming sessions

May develop separation anxiety if left alone for long periods

Tends to bark excessively if not adequately exercised or mentally stimulated

Moderate to high prey drive necessitates consistent recall training and management

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