Spaniels
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The podcast highlighted the alarming business of puppy mills, ranking as the third largest black market industry in Europe. The process of finding a dog is discussed, emphasizing the importance of patience and realism to avoid supporting puppy mills. Tips include observing the mother, visiting the breeder’s home, and considering the puppy’s origins.
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Cocker Spaniels are exceptional hunting dogs, renowned for their keen sense of smell and agility in locating game birds like woodcock and pheasants. They exhibit versatile hunting methods and can retrieve on land and water. Distinctions exist between standard and field trial versions, with each having unique strengths for hunting enthusiasts.
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The podcast highlighted the alarming business of puppy mills, ranking as the third largest black market industry in Europe. The process of finding a dog is discussed, emphasizing the importance of patience and realism to avoid supporting puppy mills. Tips include observing the mother, visiting the breeder’s home, and considering the puppy’s origins.
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Cocker Spaniels are loyal shadows, following their owners around the house and showing particular interest in the kitchen. They crave social interaction but can also be independent when pursuing scents. Early training for being home alone is crucial, as they may struggle with separation. Maggie, a 9-year-old Cocker Spaniel, exemplifies these traits.
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Cocker Spaniels may not make good guard dogs because they are generally too friendly towards strangers. While some may be more wary, most are inclined to greet guests with enthusiasm. This breed’s behavior varies, but they are not known for protective instincts. Even the author’s Cocker Spaniels, Audrey and Malou, do not fit the guard…
