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Say hello to Mr. Sticky Toffee pudding. Yes. The dessert hehe. He sleeps without a worry in the world. He is also our cuddle bug 🐞



Say hello to Mr. Sticky Toffee pudding. Yes. The dessert hehe. He sleeps without a worry in the world. He is also our cuddle bug 🐞
I’m planning to get an English Cocker Spaniel, but in my country it seems like only show lines are available (no working lines).
I’ve been doing some research, but I’d really appreciate real-life experiences from owners.
What should I realistically expect in terms of temperament, energy level, and intelligence?
Specifically I’m curious about:
For context, I previously had experience with a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, so I’m also wondering how different they are compared to Cavaliers in terms of energy, trainability, and “neediness”.
My Cav was so calm and easy going, he would sleep in late with me, sometimes we would get up around 8 , sometimes around 10, he didn't need any specific routine and was just looking to be in room with me
And finally, should I realistically expect destructive behaviour like chewing furniture, cables, etc.
I’d really appreciate honest, practical experiences from people who actually live with them day to day.
Hello, I have a nine month old cocker spaniel and want to start training with scents. We want to be able to dab a ball/toy with a scent and are able to hide it outside on walks for him to find and bring back.
What oil is best for this?
I have seen that there are three/four generally used for competitions but 1.) they can be toxic and 2.) this is just for fun
What other safe scents (oils) can I use to start please?
Have had 2 dogs before, but this will be my first Cocker (ECS), so is there anything that is good to focus on learning/training a Cocker early on?🐶😊
My 11 year old cocker spaniel is getting a bilateral TECA surgery tomorrow and I’m so nervous I could literally puke. Her age combined with Cushings disease makes the surgery very risky, but she’s been living in constant pain due to ear infections that won’t clear up with antibiotics. I feel like I had no other option and I wish I would’ve opted for it sooner.
If anyone has ever been through this surgery with their pups I’m open to hearing any information.
Hey! I just got a brand new 8 week old American Cocker Spaniel girl. She already gets nervous and whiny when i leave the room for small amounts of time and I was wondering if anyone had any advice for crate training her and how I should go about it. I also live in an apartment, so her whining a lot is a bit stressful for me. Thank you so much for the advice in advance!
hi everyone this is my sweet baby girl, sadie. she is 7.5 months old and i’m just wondering if yall think her crate is too small for her?! i’ve got mixed opinions from my friends and coworkers. she doesn’t have to bend down to stand or sit comfortably. and she can spread out when she’s sleeping. but i just worry that she might need more room :((( any help pls!!
Can't believe he's already 3!
Blossom keeps getting more and more beautiful…. and watching her little personality blossom and seeing how incredibly smart she is has been the sweetest, most rewarding thing ever 🤍 Social butterfly, lover of sticks, kisses, hugs, tug of war, and being outside in nature. She adores her sister Belle, loves her people, and honestly has never met a stranger. Potty bell trained from day one and now smart enough to ring it just to distract her sissy and steal toys 😂 She’s pure joy with a tail that wags like a little propeller all day long.
She’s like that doggy in the window…the one with the waggly tail… that I never knew my heart needed 💞
Just got his injections today. Getting close!
Straight in to Hogwarts
He doesn't do this often and it's always random. Like he could be resting and will just start but once I comfort him he stops. He's a cocker cavalier mix and our old full cocker never did this so I don't know if it's a breed thing or a dog thing.
Help my cocker spaniel killed a second bunny Friday in our yard and now she goes outside like a hyena looking for more, what can I do to prevent this ?
My little girl turned 1-year-old today.
Mabel is a happy, cuddly, lively dog. She loves long walks and chasing her many friends. And she's the most loving, incredible little dog we could have ever asked for.