Which Cocker Spaniel is bigger?

Which Cocker Spaniel is bigger?

But breed differences are clear when you know what to look for. The Cocker Spaniel is slightly longer than tall, whereas the ECS is a taller dog that has more height than length, giving him a squarer shape.

Are there different sizes of cocker spaniels?

Cocker spaniels are moderately sized, beautiful dogs. Male pups stand 15 inches tall, and female dogs grow to 14 inches tall. They should not weigh more than 30 pounds-and will need your help in not overeating.

Whats the difference between a Cocker Spaniel and a show Cocker Spaniel?

The real difference, however is in their behaviour. Show types generally require less exercise and are often quite scent focussed, spending lots of time sniffing. Working cockers are highly energetic and tend to go everywhere at top speed. They often require more stimulation than show cockers.

Why do some cocker spaniels look different?

A show cocker has lower set ears and a dome-shaped head, they have thicker, longer fur so require much more grooming than their working companions. Working cockers are usually taller, leaner and have flatter coats with ‘feathers’.

What size is an English Cocker Spaniel?

29 – 32 lbsEnglish Cocker Spaniel / Mass (Adult)

Are show Cockers bigger than working Cockers?

Looks. A show cocker has lower set ears and a dome-shaped head, they have thicker, longer fur so require much more grooming than their working companions. Working cockers are usually taller, leaner and have flatter coats with ‘feathers’.

Which is bigger show or working Cocker Spaniel?

Are show Cockers smaller than working?

The working Cocker Spaniel size is much the same as that of a show type Cocker Spaniel, though field-bred dogs typically have a longer body, with less focus on angulation. Of course, they too need to be strong and relatively muscular, but there’s no specific standards to meet.

Are show cockers smaller than working?

Are cocker spaniels small medium or large dogs?

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Cocker Spaniel (English) English Cocker Spaniels are medium-sized, well-balanced dogs. Their coats are flat and silky with plenty of feathering on the front legs.

Are English cocker spaniels large dogs?

The English Cocker Spaniel is a medium-size dog breed with long ears and a happy disposition.

What is the calmest breed of spaniel?

Clumber Spaniel Known for being great hunters and loyal companions, Clumber Spaniels are among the Sporting Group’s more calm dog breeds.

Are there different types of cocker spaniel?

English Cocker SpanielAmerican Cocker Spaniel
Cocker Spaniel/Representative species

Are show Cocker spaniels calmer?

Show cockers will often have a calmer disposition than workers but are still high energy compared to other breeds, and there are exceptions to each dog. It’s important to remember show cockers and working cockers have the same ancestors, so there are also show cockers that work brilliantly in the field.

Are show cocker Spaniels calmer than working?

What are common problems with Cocker Spaniels?

🐶 What are common problems with cocker spaniels? Common American Cocker Spaneil health problems include deafness, ear infections, food allergies, various eye problems (e.g. dry eye, cherry eye, entropion and ectropion), hypothyroidism, patellar luxation, seborrhea, and certain autoimmune diseases.

What is the temperament of a cocker spaniel?

The temperament of a well trained Cocker Spaniel is loving, well natured and friendly towards everyone including other dogs. A devoted dog with a sweet nature, a well trained Cocker is very gentle, especially with young children and loves being part of the family. Here is a video we made about the temperament of a Cocker Spaniel.

How big do English Cocker Spaniels get?

Typically a Cocker spaniel will weigh anything between 14 to 20 kilograms and will be anywhere from 12 to 16 inches tall at the shoulder. Working Cocker spaniels tend to be smaller and more compact than show Cockers.

What is the behavior of a cocker spaniel?

The Cocker Spaniel does have a reputation for being possessive and guarding their food. This also spills over into being protective of their family members and even their toys. This behavior can be trained out of the dog in many cases, but some will still be rather possessive of their toys, people, and food throughout their lives.