Differences between a Cocker and a Springer spaniel

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[@KatieWild-zr7ne]

Love this video! Very knowledgeable

[@nicolasmith1460]

This is very helpful and I’ve recommended it to a few folk who’ve asked me the difference on a walk. I have a springer choosing that because I heard they were slightly easier to train. …. All I can say from my pup is I couldn’t have coped with it being harder! 🤣🤦‍♀️😐

[@harryfeinig5135]

Our springers are show dogs wouldn’t chase after anything we have rabbits living in the yard dog could care less. They are however the most lovable dogs I have ever had great companions as well. Love you shows.

[@nhuecologydogs]

Got to love a little cocker devils but I do love my springer who is a little textbook dog to work and train

[@Stettafire]

Little cocker devils are a good way of describing them! They have character! Oh but I adore my little cocker devil lady ❤

[@neiljohnson8589]

Perfectly described our cocker, where there's no game she just potters about, ask her to hunt and she almost looks at you and asks 'what for?' also a bit meh about retrieving tennis balls and canvas dummies. Put her on scent or use a rabbit skin dummy or cold game and it's like she's 100% a different dog, and yes you have to have your wits about you then too!

[@hampshirespanieltrainingwi9314]

They keep you on Your toes

[@carolmccarvill9173]

Hi there, I have recently adopted a springer approximately 8 years old and a cocker around 6 years and am wondering if you think I can still train them, I don't want them jumping through hoops but would like them to sit, stay, come etc. as they don't seem as if they know any of this as I believe they have just been used for pups. Watching this video of yours you have described both of my dogs to a "T" especially the cocker.

[@pim1234]

How is a ball orientated dog easier to train, do you have a vid about that ?

[@buffywhatever1093]

I found Cockers bark more and are a bit territorial. But agree the Springer is easier. I now have a Sprocker which is an eye opener.

[@outdoorsman1140]

Thanks. And the Sprocker? Are they in the middle, or is it pot luck what you get?

[@hampshirespanieltrainingwi9314]

50/50 ☺️🤣

[@asher8464]

We have a sprocker, our 7th dog but first field spaniel. He has the bad traits of both breeds. High energy, territorial, bird chasing psycho that dislikes visitors. My wife chose him but he's attached himself to me. So much for a quiet retirement.

[@deetles98]

Should have got a Field Spaniel…more docile with an off switch….

[@glennbailey9746]

Hello, Do you recommend any springer , cocker breeders in the Hampshire/ Wiltshire area ? Had a look online and my personal opinion is "they look a bit dodgy" Thank you

[@hampshirespanieltrainingwi9314]

Send me a message on Facebook ☺️

Love your videos. Any thoughts about a cavachon (dad) & springer (mum) mix? We are going to get one but it's an odd mix and we'd like to figure out more about her temperament

[@hayleymullins7297]

Can I ask why a dog that is ball mad is easier to train? Do you use the ball as a reward? My cocker is ball mad and will ignore everything around him (which I want!) when I have a ball in my hand, just wondering how I apply that to training with it

[@hampshirespanieltrainingwi9314]

Because if you've got something that Dog wants to work for through you, you can really teach the dog to interact concentrate and focus on various different drills admittedly you can get a lot of things wrong with the Ball mad dog but in the right hands it's a really trainable dog

[@seirendipityequinehorsehai2984]

We have one of each and the cocker will pick your pocket whilst smiling in your face 🤣🤣🤣

[@Stettafire]

Accurate. My little lady is a thief also. She likes the softness of my balls of yarn (I knit) I often find she's carried them to her bed and is cuddled up. Not ideal, she's such a ninja I don't see her do it

[@RiccardoPelc]

‘They’re both dogs’ 😂😂😂

[@christinefairburn2286]

What do you think of Sprockers ?

[@hampshirespanieltrainingwi9314]

It can go ether way ☺️✅

[@Emilduen]

Why cross breed?

[@andrewcartwright3834]

Can you develop ball madness? My 4 year old Springer is totally disinterested

[@hampshirespanieltrainingwi9314]

Spring are probably slightly more prone to being bull mad it's a great thing, but you have to manage it carefully

[@andrewcartwright3834]

@@hampshirespanieltrainingwi9314 thanks. I can’t get him to be interested so we’re working on it.

[@guyelliott2779]

Hi Chris we exactly the same dogs springer and cocker fabulous but I think our springer needs done training we don’t shoot 😊how can your site help me here . Thanks guy

[@hampshirespanieltrainingwi9314]

Hi there, if you want some information from me, go onto my Facebook page or Instagram and send me a message regards Chris

[@faradaycycles9668]

Wait, is that cocker called Charlie? I have a blue roan tan girly spaniel named Charlie, she’s a little nippy but very adorable 😊

[@hampshirespanieltrainingwi9314]

That's lovely ☺️

[@zacrobins6731]

So informative , forgive me but is there a video on feeding? Especially when you first bring a puppy home . Don’t have facetube or Insta so just rely on your KZbin vids which are 👌👌

[@hampshirespanieltrainingwi9314]

Iv not done one on food but I might do so

[@zacrobins6731]

Excellent, I’ll look out for it 💪🏻

[@shelly349]

Pleć pleciugo byle długo.