Emma came home with us on Canada Day (July 1, 2003) at the age of 8 weeks. She settled in right away and has been a joy to have! She enjoys roaming the backyard; playing with her toys and going for walks with us! Most recently, she's been demonstrating her singing talents whenever any type of opera music comes on the t.v. She will howl along with the tune and when it's finished she goes back to whatever she was doing. (ONLY opera) Emma is a pedigree American Cocker Spaniel and came from a reputable breeder who breeds and shows chocolate ACS's. Emma is our baby and will undoubtedly be spoiled like an only-child! We LOVE her so MUCH!!! 

she was  a great birthday present to  me from our daughter and son. she is so  smart remembers everything we have  names for her toy's and she know's  which is which .and she has  a very good sniffer is funny  to watch her sniff out for her toys or chewy's she  has turned  in to daddy's girl waits for him to get home from work watches at the window then races out the door to greet him. she is  a  little  bundle of dynamite  when comes to walking  but we    are learning slowly we love her    to pieces  always, we  live up north  lot's of snow which she loves to  run in and eat also,.  we have long winters she has  gotten used to the snow  so come spring  will be so different for her  to run in the grass.  

We adopted Emmy shortly after we got married, and she is a sweet baby. She loves to play all day long. Emmy loves other dogs, every person she meets, and especially her grandparents.

Eric is cutest among all living beings i ever came accross..black, english cocker spaniel.. i got him a day earlier to my final's result... this pet of mine is an excited soul.. the way he moves his tale,, its awesome... Eric starts shaking his booty on seeing any 1 on door... he is a pampered puppy. his best pal is my helper {Manohari Lal}..his favourite is DUSTING TOWELS & socks.. He loves going around in a car....

Fanny is a sweet and energetic American Cocker Spaniel that continues to humor me everyday. Who knew a dog could be so funny? She loves her daily jogs and wishes she lived at the beach. Chasing Seagulls is her passion. She shreds any type of paper that she gets her paws on and would eat a rock if I let her. If prompted, she will throw her head back and howl like a wolf (we are NC. State wolfpack fans). It's hilarious. She wakes me up every morning by kisses and pawing my face. I wouldn't trade her for the world! 

We got Fred at the state fairgrounds when he was only 10 weeks old. He is a pure bred American Cocker Spaniel, and his parents were former champions. At the fairgrounds, most of the dogs kind of shied away from us, but Fred was licking and nibbling on our fingers, and we knew he had to get him.
Within the first couple of weeks with us he was nearly potty trained- only a few accidents; and he learned to stay, sit, give you his paw, and lay down. He is one the most obedient dogs I've ever met, and he's cute as a button too! 

We have now had Freddie for over 5 years now. We got him when he was six months old. My family and I went through a heartbreaking time when we had to put our 5 year old female, Peaches, down due to an illness. As soon as we saw Freddie, we knew he was the one. He had these huge fluffy paws that bear-hugged you when you held him. Freddie was on his way to be a show dog, along with the rest of his brothers and sisters, but we got him instead! He still visits with his family when he gets groomed. He is definitely the king of our house and such a sweetheart! 

Fudge is the best little girl in the world, she is getting old now but she has been a delight throughout the years x 

Gabby is my pedigreed buff and white male American cocker spaniel. He'll be 12 years old on June 25, 2006. His parents are from Southern Michigan. He loves going on walks, chasing squirrels and bunnies, squeaky toys, and playing in water sprinklers during summer or playing in the snow during winter. His favorite foods are roast beef and chicken. Did I mention Gabby is the cutest dog in the world?

We adopted Garreth on January 27, 2006. He is 1 year old and 2 months and he is a wonderful companion for our Hannah and a great addition to our family. He is lovable, friendly and loves attention! (what Cocker doesn't). We love him and are happy to have him in our life.

We are so lucky to have found Gracie at the SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), in Lloydminster, Alberta, Canada. Since we adopted Gracie, we are unsure of her breed background, but anyone can tell by her face that she is definitely part cocker spaniel. When she was rescued by the SPCA she had ran away from her owner/breeder, and suffered from pneumonia brought on by a cool rainy summer. When her owner refused to pay the veterinary bills accrued by the non-profit organization, they put her up for adoption. Not knowing it was my fiance’s plan to buy me a black cocker spaniel to use as part of his engagement proposal, I insisted that we rescue this “pound dog” who melted our hearts. Three days after we adopted her, the SPCA was sadly shut down due to the fatal parvovirus. We found her just in time and nursed her to be the fun-loving dog she is today. At 11 months old, she already shows the great hunting skills of a cocker as she keeps her nose to the ground sniffing out every different scent.

She loves to run and play outside and chase any thing that moves! She and her sister Lily have extensive pedigrees too. She also loves to go bye bye with her human Mommy! She is a little camera shy as well-but is trying to adapt.