9 week old cocker. She will be trained as a retrieving dog...... But for now she can sleep under the chair
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9 week old cocker. She will be trained as a retrieving dog...... But for now she can sleep under the chair
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Cute. I was sitting on the doorstep today, in the sun, fixing a ripped snowboard glove. Next thing a wee black and ginger spaniel comes tearing up panting away, licked my hand then ran off through the bushes...
A stunner mate, iv not been retrieving much of late with mine as we have a young baby but if you need any help or tips feel free to ask, cheers
Everybody going Awww or sweet. It's funny when the girlfriend was home last summer she thought I was staring at a pretty girl who was walking past the car. NO as usual these days I was staring at the dog and hadn't even noticed the pretty girl that was with it. I think there may be a few others out there on here like me!
Eveie is her name.
She is full of character. Can't wait to get on with her training proper
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She is full of character. Can't wait to get on with her training proper
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Lovely Pup!
I Have a trained cocker myself, for a pet, flushing and picking up.
Bonding is very important at early stages, having fun is the next important, be patent, have fun, lots of short traing sesstions instead of one long one, have fun.
If you need any advice or training tips, vids, give me a shout
"She is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog. You are her life, her love, her leader. She will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of her heart. You owe it to her to be worthy of such devotion"
Cheers
Bill
I Have a trained cocker myself, for a pet, flushing and picking up.
Bonding is very important at early stages, having fun is the next important, be patent, have fun, lots of short traing sesstions instead of one long one, have fun.
If you need any advice or training tips, vids, give me a shout
"She is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog. You are her life, her love, her leader. She will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of her heart. You owe it to her to be worthy of such devotion"
Cheers
Bill
Thanks all. I have always been around gun dogs and helped train a couple and my other dog. But the help and advice is welcome
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Thanks all. I have always been around gun dogs and helped train a couple and my other dog. But the help and advice is welcome
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Forgive me for assuming other wise, I just get a bit excited when I see gun dogs.
Enjoy!! and please keep us updated on your eveie`s progress.
Cheers
Bill
Nothing ment in my post other then total sincerity. I really do appreciate the offers of help. This forum truly is full of great people.
I will of course keep you all updated.
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Nice pup... Good choice... But I am biased 
Got working Cockers myself, always was a Springer man but one day I decided to try one as I'd had some good ones working in my line (had some bad ones too!).
The youngest is 2 later this year, did some working tests & will be trialling her later this year.
Love the goldens, shame it was a little lad that I bred.
Have fun.
Got working Cockers myself, always was a Springer man but one day I decided to try one as I'd had some good ones working in my line (had some bad ones too!).
The youngest is 2 later this year, did some working tests & will be trialling her later this year.
Love the goldens, shame it was a little lad that I bred.Have fun.
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