El Cocker spaniel It is one of the dogs that arouses the most curiosity, largely thanks to the false myths that surround it. The truth is that it is a very popular pet today, in addition to having a strong hunting instinct. Its nose is privileged, even more than in other races, and it stands out for its intelligence and speed. It is also an excellent companion dog.
As its name suggests, its origin is in England. It is said that it was a common pet during the 1883th century; However, the breed was not yet known as it is today, since a whole series of dogs with similar characteristics was called Spaniel. It would be in XNUMX when the Cocker was recognized as a breed. From then on, it would spread to the United States and Canada.
This dog is active, nervous, dynamic and playful. This, together with its privileged sense of smell, makes it a perfect breed for hunting. For this reason, you need large doses of daily exercise to balance your overflowing energy. In addition, he is very intelligent, which makes his training quick and easy.
There are many false myths that circulate about the character of the Cocker spaniel. There are those who believe that their temperament is too strong, becoming highly dangerous. A black legend assures that with the passage of time his aggressiveness inevitably increases; Nothing is further from reality. The only negative aspects associated with their behavior are their excess energy and his stubbornness, although of course these factors depend largely on the education received.
As for their basic care, it is important that we brush him every day to keep his coat neat and beautiful. In addition, it is recommended that we feed him with low calorie feed and respecting the amount appropriate to his weight, as this dog is prone to obesity.
I think low in calories. Please explain to me what that is. Thank you.