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[betastorm]

We evaluated our litter at 8 weeks. and decided keep Ocean and Funny.

Chris

Yes I did see you were in Korea, I am always amazed how perfect your English is, better than most of us.

It looks like you have picked everyones favourite pups to keep.  

[cbabe]

Funny is my favourite - now i'm going to see what everyone else has said!

Clare x  

[Dunton4]

Thanks for posting these lovely photos Chris.  They are all gorgeous .  I have really enjoyed looking at them all and reading the comments from the others.

Good luck and lots of fun with  Ocean and Funny.

Sue and Tilly

[Dessie]

We evaluated our litter at 8 weeks. and decided keep Ocean and Funny.

I think you have made a very good choice but that is the two that I picked  

Look forward to seeing further pics when they are older.

[Colin]

Hi Chris

What a great looking litter of puppies, you must be so proud of them. Good to see David looking so well after the initial worries you had over him - he looks very similar to my Misty did as a pup.

Out of interest, what breeds are popular in Korea ?

[chrisfund]

Thank you all for the lovely compliments.

Colin,the most popular breed in korea is  American Cocker Spaniel. I can see 100~200 american cocker spaniels at  regular shows. sometimes about three hundred american cocker spaniels at a big show.

Comparing to the fact that about 600 dogs are being shown at the FCI shows in Korea, I think it's a big number.

Talking about english cocker spaniels, usually two or three dogs are being shown at one class.  

Whenever we go to dog shows, BOBs are always an inch away.

No solid colors have been shown at the shows till now. Maybe I should do something about it if I can get a chance someday.



 

[Colin]

That's really interesting, I wasn't expecting them to be the most popular. I suppose it's far easier to import dogs from the USA than Europe so presumably that explains the popularity of the American Cocker over the English. Given such a high percentage of them at shows I would guess most of the American Cockers are home bred in Korea now though ?

With people being more used to seeing the American version around they must be quite puzzled to see your Cockers out on walks. I bet you have to explain the difference on a regular basis.  

[lizzy]

Hi Chris,

I don't know how I missed this thread, your puppies are just gorgeous. My fave is little Ruby, she looks so pretty and sweet, but the others are beautiful too!

[Dessie]

Chris

I'm sure the BOB's will soon come your way having taken a look at Lucky & Sharon, who I'm presuming are the proud parents of the puppies    You should have some fun with them.