American Cocker Spaniel
The smaller, silkier American spaniel—a glamorous companion above all.
Overview. The American Cocker Spaniel is the smaller, more lavishly coated cousin of the English Cocker, bred primarily as a companion.
History & Origin
American lines of the Cocker diverged from the English type, emphasizing a rounder head and fuller coat.
Appearance & Coat
Small and rounded, with a profuse silky coat in many colors and long, flowing ears.
Temperament
Sweet, gentle, and merry, it is a devoted, somewhat sensitive pet.
Care & Exercise
Needs grooming and moderate exercise; diligent ear care.
FCI Recognition
Recognized by the FCI in Group 8 (Retrievers – Flushing Dogs – Water Dogs).
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