Sporting Scene - Cocker Spaniel Master Class P3.

[@barraboys]

cockers were originally bred to hunt [quarter] for woodcock, hence the name. the currently popularity in the UK could be down to size you get a lot of dog in a small package, if space is at a premium it could be a factor. similar to ESS but quite a different dog.

[@villagevillage2400]

Love the tights technique! This chap also seems to have a wealth of canny little mannerisms that clearly come from a great deal of experience. Does he have any other videos on youtube does anybody know? Ive got a working sprocker that seems to prefer hunting to retrieving. Will retrieve a long thrown dummy well but getting him to pick up game is proving tricky. Time to lay my hands on some nylon tights!

[@miloandmorgan8869]

My cocker was bred to work but he is a pet but he chases rabbits and woodcock around and he runs up the little run ways the rabbits leave behind them and he once found a baby bunny and picked it up

[@DanDanNissanMan]

Very helpfull

[@federicovannucci]

No cockers here. Only mixed-bred dogs! Wasn't the field-bred springer enough to match the requirements of all the hunters that are not enough interested to a pure-bred hunting breed? What means, and overall what can be useful the ... (field-bred springer) surrogate named "field-bred cocker"?!