Taking care of The Cocker Spaniel Puppies

[Andy L. Goff]

The medium-sized dogs of the Cocker Spaniel breed like to be with people of all ages, working hard to please everybody, so they really are preferred by families with many members. It is always friendly and active, and can easily adjust in an apartment life provided it is ascertained daily exercise through extensive walks and training.

Acquiring a Cocker Spaniel Puppy

A responsible breeder is the best source where you can buy from a Cocker Spaniel Puppy with a recorded blood line, and they usually have internet sites or are posting advertisements in the local or regional newspapers. From the breeder you can find out all the information you require about the male and female dogs that are the parents of the puppies, their medical records and their family history, the shows they have enjoyed to, and answers to any other question you may ask him.

If you want to show your Cocker Spaniel Puppies, you must ask the breeder to offer the pedigree certificates issued by a recognized Crate Association. Without a detailed history, you will not be able to participate in any major show or dog competitive events, which Cocker Spaniel are famous for winning.

What you ought to Prepare Before Getting the Puppy Home

First and foremost, you must find out if anyone in the Cocker family is allergic to dog hair, especially if you have small kids, as Spaniels do shed hair. The puppy you will bring to your home will joined up with your family, so caring about it will be the duty that all the members of your family will share.

It is before and not after you bring the puppy in your house you need to prepare his or her own area, including the sleeping bed, some pillows or basket, the feeding bowl and the water bowl. After the arrival of the puppy in your house, you and the family members will think more of what else do you need to buy in order to deal with the puppy.

There is a Lot To learn About Your new Pet

In order to take proper care of your Cocker Spaniel puppy, you need to realise his or her background. Their backgrounds add the history and origin of the breed, as well as the nature, habits, and health issues that he or she may encounter throughout their expected life.

Studying the breed will help you choose the right puppy, as well as deal better with his or her needs once you have acquired him or her

Health issues Related to The Cocker Spaniel Breed

The dogs of this breed are usually healthy. Nevertheless, you need to take him or her to a vet for the regular check-ups.

When it comes to puppy care, pay extra care as to the the Cocker Spaniel Puppies are sensitive to, such as the ears as well as his eyes, as Cockers are inclined to cataracts. Regular check-ups with the vet will prevent most of these health problems.