Chocolate tri Cocker Spaniel Dogs for stud in Doncaster, South Yorkshire

2 Chocolate tri Cocker Spaniel Dogs for stud in Doncaster, South Yorkshire

Working cocker spaniel STUD- Sir Herbert Maple

Cocker Spaniel

KC- Sir Herbert Maple. Available for Stud for 2025. Chocolate and Tan. Fully Health Tested. Wisdom tested- 100% English Cocker spaniel Lincolnshire based. Sir Herbert Maple boasts an excellent p

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Lincoln, Lincolnshire (31.4mi)

Extensively Health Tested KC Cocker - WELL PROVEN

Cocker Spaniel

6 yearsAge

£400Price

AVAILABLE AT STUD & PROVEN - Ace aka Lord Fearless Warrior of Brookquarry (KC REGISTERED) EXTENSIVELY HEALTH TESTED, well proven Hips 2/3 total 5 elbows 0/0 Patellas 0/0 goniocopy grade 0 in sept 202

Lincoln, Lincolnshire (43.7mi)

FAQs

How much does a Cocker Spaniel cost?

The average cost of a purebred Cocker Spaniel puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £775, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Are cocker spaniels good pets?

Yes, cocker spaniels are generally good pets because they are friendly, affectionate, and good with families. They are also playful and make great companions. However, they require regular grooming and exercise to stay happy and healthy.

Which is calmer, springer or Cocker?

Generally, Cocker Spaniels are considered calmer and more laid-back than Springer Spaniels, who tend to be more energetic and active. However, individual temperaments can vary based on training and environment.

Are cocker spaniels difficult puppies?

Cocker Spaniel puppies can be energetic and require consistent training and socialization. They may be prone to separation anxiety and need regular exercise and mental stimulation. With proper care, they grow into affectionate and well-behaved dogs.

How many walks does a Cocker Spaniel puppy need?

A Cocker Spaniel puppy typically needs about 2 to 3 short walks per day, each lasting around 10 to 15 minutes. Puppies have lots of energy but tire quickly, so it's important to keep walks gentle and avoid overexertion.