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Cocker Specific Discussion => General Cocker Spaniel Discussion => Topic started by: Ernies mum on February 09, 2016, 10:41:45 AM
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This morning whilst out on our walk , Ernie & I bumped into Lewis & his owner . Lewis is a very sweet little westie that we used to bump into regularly whilst walking when Ernie was a puppy .Lewis owner is always amazed at ernies ability to run constantly on a walk & to prove a point this morning Ernie had a play with Lewis & then took off at warp speed doing zoomies around us . At this point Lewis owner asked if Ernie had calmed down any as he's almost two . My reply was ... " does it look like it ?! If I wanted a calm dog I wouldn't have got a working cocker spaniel :005: :005: "
To be fair though he's calm in the house but like tiger on speed when out on a walk ... I wouldn't have him any other way though :luv: :luv:.
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Millie is exactly the same on her walks. She runs at top speed non stop and I have had quite a few comments along the lines of 'she has got a lot of energy'
Like you say, if you wanted a quiet, docile dog, you wouldn't have got a worker.
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Gemma has a dose of the zoomies while out walking. What sets her off is either molehills :dunno: or fallen rustley leaves
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can anyone else spot a spaniel from a mile away, always running often head down and tails wagging, they don't look like any other dog even just in profile from afar :005:
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can anyone else spot a spaniel from a mile away, always running often head down and tails wagging, they don't look like any other dog even just in profile from afar :005:
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Yep, I can spot a spaniel from a mile away too. Cavaliers are easy to spot because they will be ambling along, tail wagging. Cockers and springers will be going faster with quicker tails.