photo on cockers

[fordie 8]

has any one got photos of the cocker spaniel and are they good workers thanks fordie

[mad al 146]

Hi Fordie,

 

The best you can get, according to my big Bro and he should know..........Al

(he's the one on the left)

Edited February 23, 2007 by mad al

[v-max 2]

Here's mine at 4/5month's old good dog to me if he keep's thing's up i have high hope's for him.

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[Hob&Jill 258]

Theres one at the shoot I go beating at, One of the best dogs there.

[samba 534]

MR OPENSHAW AS A SHARE IN A VERY GOOD GREYHOUND AS WELL

WON A BIG RACE ON SKY LAST MONTH

HE DOES HAVE A GOOD RECORD WITH HIS COCKERS AS WELL

[Russell 0]

They are great little working dogs - I use mine for beating on a few local pheasant shoots.

 

Here's my 4 cockers.

 

 

And here's a new litter of pups.

 

 

And finally the only bitch in the litter (keeping this one).

 

[Kay 3,709]

Awww beautifull pics , love puppies

[youngshot 0]

your dog looks great v-max.

there good little dogs, i have just got myself one from Mr openshaw and he is doin great. cant seem to get a picture posted but i think i have managed to make him my display picture.

[macberran 2]

They lend themselves too being more balanced or focused to the job ,an ESS can be a bit lairy though completly loyal a wee bit less considerate too its owners requirements. Working cockers have made a real comeback the last 10 yrs, nice dogs BTW

[pipcock 21]

has any one got photos of the cocker spaniel and are they good workers thanks fordie

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PICS OF OUR PIP

one of the best for rough shooting i'v been told ,(all depends on the trainer i think), so i'm keeping my fingers

crossed cus i'm a first timer with a gun dog.

[jamesy 0]

pips a nice looking cocker,

 

my cocker rouge is about 4 months in this pic, and about 6months in the one bellow, she about 7months old now,

training a gundog is hard work as there so full of beans, and trying to control this energy can be a nightmare,

ive just started to train my cocker , and of course the one i picked is mad as a hatter ,

ive just got her to stop on comand as i thow the dummy over her head and retive on comand,

think the key is one step at a time,

if you need any pointers pipcock, give me a shout i know what it feels like to be starting off,

sorry to hijack the post

Edited February 20, 2008 by jamesy

[pipcock 21]

pips a nice looking cocker,

 

my cocker rouge is about 5 months in this pic, and about 7months in the one bellow, she about 9months old now,

training a gundog is hard work as there so full of beans, and trying to control this energy can be a nightmare,

ive just started to train my cocker , and of course the one i picked is mad as a hatter ,

ive just got her to stop on comand as i thow the dummy over her head and retive on comand,

think the key is one step at a time,

if you need any pointers pipcock, give me a shout i know what it feels like to be starting off,

sorry to hijack the post

 

no worries jamesy,when you said you have picked a madhatter,i think for the first few years they all come out of the same bag, cus mines exactly the same. thanks for your comments.

richard...

[graham01 1]

Jamesy,couldnt help but notice how much my dog looks like yours.She is a sprocker but looks more cocker than anything here she is

[jamesy 0]

Jamesy,couldnt help but notice how much my dog looks like yours.She is a sprocker but looks more cocker than anything here she is

she does look the same down to the white on her chest,

she looks a nice size, how old is your sprocker,

ive aways wanted to see if there was any difference in a full cocker and a sprocker work wize,

how are things with your dog,

[Guest ESS]

A sprocker usually small works as good as a cocker just about the best cross you can get ..

 

One of mine

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited February 20, 2008 by ESS