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Cocker Spaniel Training - Breeding And Caring For Cocker Spaniels. Have a Well-Trained, Healthy, And Happy Cocker Spaniel. Breeding, training, grooming, potty training, tricks, feeding and care of your Cocker Spaniel. Great Guide To Training Cocker Spaniels!
Guide To Cocker Spaniels
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Here a just of few of the things you will learn:
What kind of temperament can I expect from my Cocker Spaniel?
How to stop your Cocker Spaniel from destroying your property.
What you should know before choosing a Cocker Spaniel.
How to be sure your Cocker Spaniel is receiving the right nutrition.
How to be sure you're in charge- and not your Cocker Spaniel
What toys should all Cocker Spaniel owners have?
How to teach your Cocker Spaniel basic tricks.
Simple potty training secrets.
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Cocker Spaniel Info
Section 1: Brief History of the Cocker Spaniel
Section 2: Cocker Spaniel Characteristics
Section 3: Selecting The Right Dog Breed For You
Where To Find Your Cocker Spaniel: Breeders, Kennels, Rescue Groups
Choosing Your Cocker Spaniel Puppy From the Litter
Section 4: Introducing The New Family Member To Others
How to introduce a Cocker Spaniel to your children
How to introduce a new dog in the house to meet your Cocker Spaniel
Keeping your Cocker Spaniel away from fights with other dogs
Section 5: Caring For Your Cocker Spaniel
"Puppy Proofing" your home for your new Cocker Spaniel
Feeding
Grooming
Health care
Supplies needed
Safety
Traveling With Your Cocker Spaniel
Exercise
Section 6: Cocker Spaniel Training
What Is Your Training Style?
House Training
Quick & Easy Potty Training
Obedience Training
Use Of Control Tools
Needed Training Devices
Trick Training
Dealing With Aggression
Section 7: Dog Training For Special Situations
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Get The Facts On Cocker Spaniels
by Tina Blackwell
Being the owner of a cocker spaniel is as fun, as it is rewarding. Be aware that the average age of the breed is between twelve to fifteen years. Personality wise they are very bright, very intelligent and happy dogs overall. They can be extremely lively, and when they see people they can get enormously excited. They adore the presence of humans.
They are intelligent dogs, happy to learn and easy to train. However, you must train them properly. Giving them a harsh training style will yield few results. They are very sensitive and need to be treated with so called kids gloves when it comes to training. However, if you positively enforce good habits, you will reap the rewards of a well trained dog.
They not only have an abundance of energy, they have an abundance of personality and an abundance of love. They are especially recommended for older people and families with grown up children.
Health wise, the cocker is generally healthy, but there are a few, especially inherited problems, which you should be aware of. They can be prone to ear infections, eye infections, epilepsy, hip dysplasia, kidney problems amongst others. However, these health problems are brought up here only to make you aware of them.
In general, you can be content in the knowledge that a cocker spaniel is a healthy, happy dog, which will be your faithful partner for a long time to come.
About the Author
Tina Blackwell is an author, publisher and most importantly, a dog lover. She runs the popular Happy Dog Report ezine. You can sign up for the free, information packed weekly Happy Dog Report newsletter at http://www.happydogreport.info
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Often called a 'sweet' dog, Cocker Spaniels make excellent family pets, due to their good nature. They love being with children and their family and often require minimal obedience training. In fact, formal obedience classes are not necessary with this dog as long as a few simple commands are taught and the master is consistent with using the training. However, training should not be skipped, as Cocker Spaniels can sometimes be stubborn. Cocker Spaniels are also described as 'sensitive,' so care should be exercised when correcting their behavior.
Cocker Spaniels can live in an apartment, provided they are exercised at least once a day. The Cocker Spaniel has long, floppy ears that require regular care and cleaning, preferably daily. These ears block air circulation, leaving the inner ears moist and prone to develop bacteria that can lead to infections. If the ears do become infected, it can be quite uncomfortable to the Cocker Spaniel, causing it to shake its head violently, which could cause small blood vessels to burst, resulting in a hematoma. While some owners pluck the hair out of the Cocker Spaniel's ears, this is not advised as serum from the follicle could leak into the ear causing additional problems. The eyes also need regular cleaning to prevent infection.
Cocker Spaniels are prone to medical problems. Cocker Spaniels can develop progressive retinal atrophy, a genetic eye disease that causes blindness, heart problems, epilepsy, cataracts, glaucoma, hemophilia, and patellar luxation. Other concerns include hip dysplasia, ectropion, entropion, PRA, allergies, seborrhea, lip fold pyoderma, otitis externa, liver disease, urolithiasis, prolapse of nictitans gland, CHF, phosphofructokinase deficiency, cardiomyopathy, gastric torsion, elbow dysplasia and, IMHA (Immune Mediated Hemolytic Anemia).
There is a website that has great information on Cocker Spaniels and most other breeds of dogs. It has details that pertain to a dog breeds health, grooming, living conditions, best food choices and more, the website is called: Dog And Cat Facts, and can be found at this url:
http://www.dogandcatfacts.com
By Robert W. Benjamin
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