Cocker Spaniel Puppies For Adoption

There are two main types of cocker spaniel to adopt: English Cocker Spaniels and American Cocker Spaniels. The English Cocker Spaniel is the original breed and has a shorter coat, a longer muzzle, and is taller than the American type. The doe-eyes of American types render them immensely charming.

The size and weight of the cocker spaniel are around 24 to 32 lbs. Their height varies from 13 to 16 inches.

The lifespan of a cocker spaniel is influenced by various factors including health issues. A healthy dog lives anywhere between 12-15 years.

Cocker Spaniel puppies for adoption are available in many colors including red, buff, brown, parti , tan, and black. You will also come across tricolor variations. At Cuttinbluefarms we only breed Buff, Red, Black & Tan, Black and Parti colors.
*We do not breed Merle or Sable color variations.

Cocker spaniels do shed but not much. They are moderate shedders. The problem can be managed with frequent brushing. Learn more about How often Cocker Spaniels shed in this guide.

Cocker spaniels do shed but not much. They are moderate shedders. The problem can be managed with frequent brushing. Learn more about Cocker Spaniels Shed..

The breed is known for its silky, gorgeous long hair that can reach floor length. You certainly need to pay attention to their silky coat. It mats pretty easily and hence requires daily brushing. Check these grooming tips for cocker spaniels to learn more.

These dog breeds are easy to train. As this dog breed is a working breed, they train really well and thrive from training sessions. Regular training like crate training for Cocker Spaniels will also serve as mental stimulation and would keep their behavior in check.

This dog breed has made wonderful family pets. They do well with children. These can be sensitive sometimes like any other dog. You need to supervise your children while interacting with the dog.

This dog breed is versatile, friendly, and social. These can get along well with anybody including children and elderly people. They would be fantastic service dogs for the elderly.

Due to their friendly and easy-going temperament, Cocker Spaniels would make a great companion to their feline friends. Although each dog has its own temperament and preferences, Cocker spaniels get fairly well along with cats.

Cocker Spaniels are quite energetic and affectionate. These are loving, gentle, and have a calming presence. These can be trained easily as they are very intelligent. They remember commands and can handle a variety of tasks. So, why you are waiting, choose the right puppy as a service dog.

As Cocker Spaniels are one of the most lovable breeds, anybody meeting them for the first time will fall in love with them. These dogs are cheerful and friendly in nature. They are highly adaptable and hence can be taken to work. Check these do’s and don’t when taking your cocker spaniels to work.

This breed loves to cuddle and indulge in various activities. You can play fetch with them to keep them active. Tug O’ War will help you reinforce obedience in them and teach them self-control.

At Cuttinbluefarms we are an award-winning kennel for our genetic health testing. We genetic health test our parents for all cocker spaniel related and recommended testing.

This is one of the most common skeletal diseases in dogs. This can be due to cartilage or bone-breaking loose. The rubbing can result in various issues such as lameness, osteoarthritis, and pain.

In this condition, the heart muscles lose their ability to contract appropriately. This results in decreased blood pumping to the heart.

This condition results due to inflammation of the liver and leads to liver failure.

In this condition, the immune system of the dog destroys its own red blood cells. They develop jaundice, pale gums, and may tire easily.