Cocker Spaniel Coloring Book: Fun Cocker Spaniel Coloring Book for Adults and Kids 10+

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Others believed that excellent performance for certain tasks in the field or in the water was linked to specific coat colours. Roan is dominant, so you could mate her with a chocolate roan, and you'll get some chocolate roan and tans, and some chocolate roans. ive had a few cockers but after having 3 i thought it might be nice to let my new cocker have a litter. Skin pigmentation variation (Black or Brown) will affect areas including the nose, eye rims, lips and foot pads.

I asked for the black and tan cocker spaniel as a key ring because they only did stickers and the seller made it for me and messaged me when they were in. Because of the way genes work, a solid-colored Cocker Spaniel can carry the gene to create a particolored Cocker Spaniel.But in this case, the offspring would all carry the parti-color gene, even though all of them would be solid-colored.

Created from a coloured pencil drawing this adorable image of a Cocker Spaniel makes a great colouring project for all abilities and can be coloured using a whole range of mediums. Yes that is Chocolate and tan and should be on the pedigree papers as a pure chocolate and tan - not chocolate tan and white. Ticked patterns are small colored flecks in the white fur of a Cocker Spaniel with white fur, while open-marked means that the white in the dog is completely white with no ticking. I speak regularly with a Cocker breeder on line about her dogs, and I still get completely confused at times. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

You'd need to read some good technical books about Cockers to find out thier own dominant/recessive colour patterns. Today we have the advantage of some knowledge of genetics and the understanding that some colours and markings can be passed down through many generations disguised by the more dominant colour or pattern actually seen in the dog's coat, only to re-emerge when two carrier parents for another colour/marking gene produce the recessive colour/marking in some of their progeny. If chocolate and tan is a color you love, and you'd like to keep it through this mess, if you breed to a black/tan dog that does not carry a 'b' brown allele, then all your pups will be black/tan, and it is a guarantee they will carry that 'b' allele (gifted from your bitch). The next step is to find a reputable breeder whose primary objective is to produce puppies of sound health and temperament that are good examples of the breed (colour should always come second to this).

If you're planning to show your pet, no matter which colour they are, breed standards recommend that the coat shouldn't contain any white; however, a little patch of white on the chest is allowed. I hope you now have a better idea of the beautiful coat colours of the Cocker Spaniel to help you decide which colour you like the best. Chocolate Cocker Spaniels are a beautiful reddish-chocolate brown, often referred to as 'liver' coloured. Butler says: 'Combining my love of colouring with my favourite ever breed of dog was always a win/win. From my recent conversations with some folk in the cocker club there are some ongoing conversations with the kennel club about this now so .You'll also find dogs with tan points (or markings) on their face, above the eyebrows and on the muzzle. If you already have a dog that is not the worry - the worry is for any cocker breeders out there who are breeeding Chocolate and tans who can no longer register the colour. Undocked: Slightly curved, of moderate length, proportionate to size of body giving an overall balanced appearance; ideally not reaching below the hock. Solid coloured show Cockers are only permitted a small area of white in the chest area, whereas with Working Cockers which are of mixed parti/solid breeding, you frequently see white markings on the head or white feet for example.