Sentences with phrase «working cocker»
A "working cocker" refers to a specific type of dog breed called a cocker spaniel that is known for its ability to perform tasks or jobs, typically related to hunting or retrieving. They are often highly active, intelligent, and love to work. Full definition
Our 5 month old working cocker spaniel expresses almost everything by biting — cross about having his paws towelled off when coming in from the garden?
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They have just re-homed a 5 month old working cocker spaniel and he instantly made me think of Ted when we met him.
However if you are keen on getting involved in a sporting activity with your dog, working cockers excel at agility, flyable, tracking and gundog work.
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I've been told that I know how to work a cock and I'd love to show you what I can do
I have working cocker 10 month now and still doing exactly same.
He plans to use his working Cocker Spaniel foundation bitch with a Cavalier with a good heart background and without SM (age of the dog and MRI scan to be performed as late as possible).
These are working cockers.
There are now two strains with the working cocker and the show cocker having diverged somewhat.
The iconic Springer dominated the spaniel presence in the shooting field until the recent resurrection of the working cocker, but are still probably the most popular all purpose working spaniel in the UK today.
Working cockers are still in service today and are more popular than ever in the shooting field and as agility dogs.
Show and working cockers are very different dogs.
He feeds his working cocker spaniels a biologically appropriate raw food diet.
Outdoors, the working cocker is transformed into a hunting machine.
The working cocker has tight, bright eyes, and a medium coat with moderate feathering on the legs, chest, and ears.
But in the 1990s these extraordinary working dogs underwent a huge surge in popularity and the working cocker is now seen on shoots up and down the country and competes regularly and successfully at field trials throughout the UK.
Health testing is only just becoming popular in breeders of working strain cockers and you will still find it hard to buy a working cocker puppy whose parents have been put through all the relevant tests.
Show cockers will slow down more than working cockers, but they will still be lively little dogs.
If you are active and busy, always on the go, then you will probably find the working cocker spaniel temperament more appealing.
A working cocker in the family does not always make for a restful atmosphere in the home.
If you want to try out activities like flyable, gundog training or agility then a working cocker might be your preference.
The working cocker is a tiny powerhouse of activity.
There is a lot of misinformation within the working gundog community as to the prevalence of some cocker health conditions and a misconception that working cockers are somehow unaffected.
Likewise, although the working cocker has long ears, they are of medium length ears which he can lift up high when alert and listening.