ENGLISH COCKER SPANIEL
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The Cocker Spaniel, has the benefit to have numerous colors of coat and each can have its favorite color. Nevertheless the selection of the color does not have any influence or precedent on the health.
Two varieties exist: The Cocker English Spaniel, coming from Wales and the Cocker American Spaniel, that was from the adaptation of the Cocker English Spaniel to the United States.
They are not very prone to become ill but their ears need special care at humid times.
The tail of the glad Cocker is generally sent to cut, not very short that hides, nor very long to prevent the movement it cheers when they work.
Known as the glad Cocker the race must give that appearance and the compact body is strong with a good depth in the box of the thorax and a developed good chest. The developed good skull and clearly chiselled with a square snout and a distinguishing registry in half between the nose and occipucio.
A moderately long neck, between shoulders, that lower slightly. The legs are sufficiently short, but powerful, allowing them to great speed and resistance they need when it. The tail must be glad, taken to level, but never upwards. The coat is smooth and silky without being waved, nor like of wire, and never curled. Variety of colors.

