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Cockalier Dog Breed History, Temperament, Health Issues, Living Conditions, Grooming and More
History: There is not much history for this breed at the moment as this is a new breed so history is in the making.
Temperament: The Cockalier make a really good family pet and are wonderful with children and other animals, providing that you train them not to chase your cats. This dog is not at all dominant and does make a good first dog as they will want to learn. Training with a gentle but firm training method works well, if you use harsh methods the dog will just be scared and the training will not work. Positive training works well as this dog loves to please you. Here is an intelligent dog that will do very well in obedience. They can learn new tricks quickly. This dog loves to play and if they have the company of the family this dog can play for hours. Socialize this dog well to reduce any shyness and give them confidence with other dogs and new situations. This dog has a lot of energy and will need daily walks to burn some of this up. Here is a dog that will love to swim and, if given the chance, they will do this daily. As they come from working lines this dog will have energy to use as a result of which they will suit an active person or family.
Health issues: There are a few health issues in both parenting lines so read up on these to see what might be inherited. More commonly are things like eye problems and ear problems and there is the chance that epilepsy can be inherited so make sure that your pup comes from a good breeder that carries out health checks on breeding dogs and has a recorded history.
Grooming: This dog is best given a Cocker Spaniel cut as this makes grooming easier. The Cockalier will need bathing and grooming, by you, to keep the shedding down to a level that is more manageable for you. Brush the coat at least weekly.
Living conditions: The Cockalier will live in an apartment happily if they are given the right amount of daily mental and physical exercise. They will need a small to medium size garden that is well fenced to stop the dog wandering and chasing other animals.
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