As chocolate Cockers age ...
... they change colour to a richer chocolate shade sometimes with hints of red or fawn at the base.
This colouring can ...
... differ greatly and is dependent on which parent dog you are tracing your chocolate coat back to.
Some chocolate Cockers ...
... can have flecks of white on their chests and paws or can even have chocolate coloured hairs interwoven with white hairs.
About Us
The breed's name comes from its original function, as they were used to hunt woodcock. The breed was not recognised as a separate variety until 1893 and until that time all the spaniels, collectively known as Land Spaniels, were bred together and later classified depending on size and colour. They were selectively bred for suitability for their work and for the terrain. It was a requirement that a Cocker Spaniel should simply be under 25 lbs in weight.
Our Mission
Our mission is to eat all the lovely sticks we find on our walks. They are sooooooo tasty.
Our Plan
We do have plans, we just have not thought of them yet, so we will rest here for a while as planning makes us sleepy.
Our Vision
Our vision is great, this is helped by all the tasty carrots we get to eat. We can see especially well in the dark you know.