The English Cocker Spaniel is native to England and is one of the oldest known land hounds. Many people buy purebred dogs when they buy a pet dog, purebred dogs are better in terms of health and less prone to disease, so how do we tell if an English Cocker Spaniel is purebred? Here we take a look at the characteristics of a purebred English Cocker Spaniel. Eyes: The English Cocker Spaniel’s eyes are large, the color of the eyes is dark brown, giving people a gleaming look, clear and healthy eyes. Head: The English Cocker Spaniel’s head is quadrangular in shape, with a slightly flat forehead and frontal section, a straight nose and a large nose, and a color that coordinates with the color of the coat. Ears: The English Cocker Spaniel’s ears are low, a very large pendulous ear, with thick, rich wavy hair on the ear, very distinctive, and the ears are above the eye level. Four, limbs: English Cocker Spaniel’s limbs are very strong bones, short but very strong limbs, standing in a better position. The front limbs are relatively straight and the hind limbs are strong. The feet are round and compact, the toe claws are a bit like cat type, and there are a lot of long decorative hairs between the toes. Coat: The English Cocker Spaniel is a long-haired dog with a medium-length, dense, soft coat of wavy, long, silky hair. The color of the coat is generally black, golden, dark blue, russet, red, orange, etc. There are often some white hairs distributed throughout the body. Six, size and gait; English Cocker Spaniel is a medium-sized dog, generally its height in 38-41 cm, weight in 26-30 pounds, its step is very big, light pace, running up very quickly, looks very cute. The most important thing in selecting a purebred English Cocker Spaniel is its health status, a healthy Cocker Spaniel can bring you joy, if it is a sick Cocker Spaniel then it will only bring you unhappiness, so when selecting it must pay attention to its health status.
