Cockalier Puppies

When it comes to mixed dog breeds, the Cockalier is one of the most affectionate and loving. These dogs are loyal and devoted, and will create lifetime ties with anyone who treats them with respect and kindness. First-time dog owners will appreciate their intelligence and willingness to learn.

Cockaliers are generally healthier, beeing a mixed breed, but they could still be prone to a few conditions, such as hip dysplasia, syringomyelia or progressive retinal atrophy.

Because Cockaliers are high-energy dogs with a playful attitude, you'll need to give a range of toys and activities to keep him physically and mentally active. You can also take your Cockalier swimming if you have a pool, but these canines also enjoy other outdoor activities such as jogs and vigorous walks.

You should brush your Cockalier twice a week, making sure to work through any tangles that could turn into mats. Brushing regularly also lessens shedding.

The Cockalier's long, wavy coat does shed a moderate amount.

A Cockalier's appearance varies depending on which parent it favors. Your Cockalier will most likely have short legs and a stocky body, similar to that of a Cocker Spaniel. The coat of a Cockalier can be a variety of colors, including black, brown, red, and white. The coat is medium in length and has a curled texture to it.

As a relatively new designer mutt, the Cockalier doesn't have much history. Be among the first to make history with this new breed!