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12 Reasons Why A Cocker Spaniel Can Be A Concern

Published: · Modified: by Mary Clark · This post may contain affiliate links

Are you a Cocker Spaniel parent, or have you just recently gotten yourself one? While they are the most cheerful and cuddly companion, you'll ever have, but just like any other dog, they come with potential issues too!

We hate to say this, but some things make Cocker Spaniels concerning and should be taken seriously. So what are we talking about? Here are 14 reasons why.

#1 They have a crazy tennis ball obsession.

Cocker Spaniel lying on the grass with a tennis ball in front of him
Throw again?

#2 Snowy ears

Cocker Spaniel with ice on its fur while standing on the concrete floor and looking sideways
Look at my new hairstyle!

#3 Cuteness. Seriously, if I take them out in public I have to plan on being stopped no matter where we go.
brown Cocker Spaniel puppy sitting on the grass
#4 He has better hair than me… , with most people I know! Look at that shiny coat!

Cocker Spaniel lying on the floor with its stuffed toy and sunlight on its face and body
It's golden... Like daylight...

#5 They match your energy. The dogs are just as happy napping as they are going for a run.

Cocker Spaniel puppy on the floor while leaning on the lap of a woman who is petting her
Can I have a bite too?

#6 They like people. Seriously friendly breed.

Cocker Spaniel lying on the bed with its mouth open and spread out ears while grabbing the hand of a woman
Shark alert!

#7 Grooming.

Cocker Spaniel sitting on the couch
They need to be taken to the groomer to get a clip once in a while. Also they tend to get burs and such stuck in their coat if you aren't careful.

#8 The high energy can make training sort of hard.

Cocker Spaniel lying on its bed with torn pieces of tissue paper on the floor
Welcome home...

#9 Lots of energy. If you are a couch potato, probably not the best breed.

Cocker Spaniel lying on the floor while biting a part of a metal furniture
They like to run about and go stir crazy if you stay inside too much.

#10 They will get in your face. Their is no ignoring them.

black Cocker Spaniel standing up leaning against the man with its begging face
I want some snacks too! Please?

#11 They are quiet. While this is nice if you live in an apartment, don’t expect a watchdog.

Cocker Spaniel sitting on the floor with its adorable face
In fact, if someone broke in they would probably greet the burglar with a wagging tail.

#12 The info and advice I’ve gathered so far suggest that a cocker spaniel would probably be a great match.

Cocker Spaniel lying on the grass with tulip and dandelion flowers
Hi!
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