This breed is very specific for pet and good going with children. They are the cousins of Sussex, Springer, Field and toy spaniels they originated from Spain but developed in England. Initially they were used as hunting dogs and were classified based on their size. Based on the method of hunting they were further grouped and it particularly hunted woodcock. They are now considered as a sporting dog by AKC even though they are most exclusive breed as companions and show dogs.

They are small 15 inches at the withers, with a medium length, double coat long pendulous ears with shaking tails. Females are slightly smaller than males. They are mostly in black, solid and parti-color. Black includes black-tan color without brown shading with tan marks above the eyes, nuzzles, cheeks, undersides of ears, tail, in all legs and feet and optionally in the chest.

A well bred cocker is playful easy adaptable trustworthy and loyal all these attributes are loved by all to keep it as a pet. When treated wild it becomes harsh. They can be trained in a friendly manner as other pets are taught. They easily learn the common commands of sitting, standing, lying and walking on a leash and enjoy playing balls. The owners should also be patient in training them several of them work these dogs in UKC and AKC and earned several titles. They should be fed properly with rich nutritious food and must be checked up to a veterinarian yearly.

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