Cocker Spaniel Dogs for stud
The Cocker Spaniel, hailing from England, is renowned for its playful energy and adaptable nature. This breed stands out with its long ears and a luxurious, wavy coat that comes primarily in black, brown, or tan. These dogs have a sturdy, athletic frame, aligning with their spirited and sporty instincts. Their intelligence combined with a joyful, friendly temperament makes them perfect for households, including those with children and other pets. Cocker Spaniels excel in agility and retriever activities, necessitating regular physical and mental engagement. Despite their sociable nature, they need dedicated interaction and exercise to maintain their health and happiness.
Read our Cocker Spaniel Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.
4PROVEN health tested DNA & hip scored show cocker
Cocker Spaniel
Up for stud is our now provenRED show cocker spaniel. Reggie has a calm gentle Manner to him. He is KC registered and clear of the following: PRCD FN AMS PRA CDPA MH PFK EIC DM Hip: 4-6 The fee co
9KC Registered Working Cocker Spaniel
Cocker Spaniel
Oscar, (KC Popsydam Marmalade) is DNA Health Tested Clear for AMS, FN and PRA. He is a proven stud dog producing beautiful pups, both cocker spaniels and cockapoos (photos in advert). He is calm natur
22Boris (Bryn Rhos Major) for stud
Cocker Spaniel
Boris is a KC registered true to type Working Cocker Spaniel with an excellent temperament. He is from an excellent bloodline showing several British Champions and many field champions in his 5 genera
6Black & tan KC Cocker, DNA tested, offered at stud
Cocker Spaniel
FREE STUD FOR FIRST KC-registered GIRL. Experienced stud dog handler. Black & tan KC registered Cocker Spaniel offered at stud. Young dog currently unproven hence nil char
13FTAW Champion Bred KC reg working Cocker
Cocker Spaniel
Angus - Caerfyrddins Jitterbug is a stunningly handsome dog with exceptional Welsh Champion breeding. A field trial award winner having placed 2nd in his first trial He is home bred out of Field Tr
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