Cockalier
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AKA: |
Cockerlier |
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Mispellings: |
Cocalier, Cockaleir, Cockeralier, Cockilier |
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Living with a Cockalier
Temperament: Cockaliers are calm and sweet tempered inheriting these traits from both their parents. They are very loyal dogs and should not show any signs of aggression.
Family Dog: Because of their calm temperment, Cockaliers make great family pets.
Grooming: Cockaliers needs goomed often as their coat mats easily.
Training: With proper training Cockaliers learn commands very well.
Exercise: Cockaliers need a fair amount of exercise and should have ample room to run.
Cockalier Appearance
Size: Cockaliers weigh between 10 to 40 pounds when fully grown. Their overall size depends largely on their particular parents.
Cockalier Health
Health: Cockaliers may be prone to ear infections much like Cocker Spaniels are. They should have their ears cleaned on a regular basis.
* The most accurate way to determine characteristics of a mixed breed is by researching the parent breeds.
** Not all dogs being represented by this name consist of the exact percentages listed above.
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