Cocker Spaniel Puppies

Find a good breeder. Don't be afraid to spend a $1000 if that is the going rate.

We are on our second Golden. The first was a very sweet female. She lived over 11 years with us before dying of cancer. She was from a one time litter some good people had with their Golden. Daisy cost us $350. We loved that dog and she was awesome in every way except for her health. You look up every medical issue a Golden can have and she had it. We spent tons on treatments ect.

She passed in 2011 and a friend who breeds high caliber show Goldens talked us into one. She cut us a deal and sold us the dog for $750. He was very different from the start. Not only the appearance but the IQ. He is an extremely intelligent good natured dog. He has been healthy as can be and is mayor of our neighborhood. Everyone knows Sawyer.

In the lifecycle of owning a dog the acquisition cost is probably the lowest expense you will have. Go get a high quality dog even if you have to travel far to get it. Trust me... you will be much happier and have a better pet.

Rescue lovers go ahead and bash me.

There is going to be a lot of dog usrine all over yur house for the next 15 years. Congratulations.

Had a Cocker about 15 years ago. Worst dog I ever had. Not smart also

I prefer sweater puppies

I had an English Cocker Spaniel, and an American one. One lived 13 years the other one is going on her 10th year. They can have eyesight problems. One didn't the other went blind later in life. I've not had much trouble with ear problems. I may have been lucky.
They are faithful dogs. Both of them were pretty smart, and easy to potty train. Heck one of them would hold it all day if I didn't come home for lunch, and would only go outside. I've found it takes them a while warm up to new people.

your gonna be fine as long as you don't get a yorkie

Looking for a little cocker OP?