English Cocker Spaniel Black And Brown
Non black coats are known as ascob any solid color other than black.
English cocker spaniel black and brown. The nose is black or brown depending on the coat color. The english cocker spaniel is a medium sized compact dog. Black silver cream red or brown or a mix of another color with white. A black english cocker spaniel is completely black.
Sometimes they have a little white on their throat and this is still acceptable for show purposes. Solid english cocker colours are can come in black liver brown red golden with black or brown pigmentation and parti coloured cockers come in blue roan liver roan orange roan with black or brown pigmentation lemon roan with black or brown pigmentation black and white ticked liver and white ticked orange and white ticked with black or brown pigmentation lemon and white ticked with black or brown pigmentation black and white liver and white with brown pigmentation orange and white. He is an absolutely sweet energetic smart loving boy who would be nice with other animals children. The hair should never be curly.
The nose and rims of black cocker spaniels eyes are black in color. American dog fanciers of the early 20th century developed a. The cocker spaniel coat may be a variety of colors. The eyes will be very dark brown if not black.
The head is arched and looks slightly flattened when viewed from the side. See more at visit our website. A precious family dog. The muzzle is the same length as the head with a defined stop.
Brucie a cocker spaniel of black color was instrumental in popularizing this breed after winning the westminster s best in show for two consecutive years. Thus the english springer spaniel field spaniel english cocker spaniel and on through all of today s british spaniel breeds. The cocker spaniel has smooth hair of medium length. Coat colours can include golden liver brown chocolate orange lemon red black black and tan liver brown chocolate and tan.
In the first half of the 1940s the english and cocker spaniels were identified as separate breeds by the english and canadian kennel clubs respectively and in 1946 the akc did the same.