With their beautiful, silky coat and expressive eyes, the Cocker Spaniel is a friendly, affectionate, and playful breed. Originally bred as hunting dogs, Cocker Spaniels are highly social and eager to please, making them excellent companions for families, children, and individuals alike. They are intelligent and trainable but can have a spirited personality, requiring regular exercise and mental stimulation. Cocker Spaniels are good with other pets and are known for their loving nature, forming strong bonds with their owners. Their charming disposition and moderate size make them a popular choice for those seeking a loving and active family dog.

• A Dog’s Sense of Smell Can Detect Fear – They pick up on chemical changes in human sweat.

• Dogs Can Hear Sounds That Are Too High-Pitched for Humans – That’s why they respond to dog whistles!

• Their Sense of Taste Isn’t as Strong as Humans – They have about 1,700 taste buds, compared to 9,000 in humans.

• Dogs Can Recognize Themselves in a Mirror (Sometimes) – Some dogs pass the "mirror test" after repeated exposure.

• Dogs Use Their Ears to Express Emotions – Raised ears signal alertness, while flattened ears show submission or fear.