Well-bred Cockers are sweet, cuddly, affectionate, and love to be included in the activities of the family. They're alert, playful, active, and do well with exercises like hunting and brisk walks. However, they're physically and mentally sensitive. Harsh treatment is highly discouraged as it only leads to snapping and growling. Cocker Spaniels need early training and socialization, but be kind and careful to them.
With that, Cocker Spaniels are prone to temperament and health problems. Before buying a dog of this breed, be sure to carefully cross-check the people or places where you're planning to get your pup. Choose trusted breeders instead of puppy mills, pet shops, and backyard breeders. Aside from doing a health check, reputable breeders consider the dog's temperament, too. Before breeding, they ensure that the parent dogs don't have any genetic disorders that their puppies may be born with.
A sudden change in your pet’s behavior should warrant a visit to your animal hospital New Orleans, LA.
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