Today, the Cocker Spaniel is experiencing a resurgence in usage as a working and hunting dog. Dogs from working lines are noticeably distinct in appearance. As is the case with the Springer Spaniel. The working Cocker Spaniel has been bred exclusively to perform in the field as a hunting companion. Their coat is shorter and ears less pendulous than the show-bred type. Although registered as the same breed, the two strains have diverged significantly enough that they are rarely crossed. The dogs that have dominated the hunt test, field trial and hunting scene are from field-bred  British lines.

Andrew Hall is an experienced Head Game keeper who has been working and training Cocker Spaniels for over 20years. Andrew sometimes has Cockers available for sale both trained and untrained so keep an eye on our News & Events page for information on any forthcoming litters or contact us via the Contacts page.