Springer Or Cocker??

[pixie374]

I think I can do more links separately, not sure if I can do short videos...
I have a rescue dog, given to me as a "cocker". She has had at least 3 homes in less than 3 years.... and we are not sure whether she may be a Springer.
Much bigger and heavier than a usual cocker.
Anyone have any guesses please?
https://i.postimg.cc/C1b8vmTN/20200619-203107.jpg

[jourdain2]

^^^ The asterisked word was b*i*t*c*h - this is ridiculous! It has to be a female dog!

[pixie374]

Thanks, jourdain :-) xx I'm just interested, rather than concerned... I hope you find yours too xx

[pixie374]

I know! :-)

[pixie374]

One thing I have seen, two of the opposite sex, neutered or not, seem to be the best match x

[jourdain2]

Thanks, pixie. Unfortunately our little terrier was set-upon by 4 dogs (our was on a lead) a few years ago and he now attacks all male dogs on sight, unless restrained. All his friends are 'girls' - he'll happily accept 'Charlie' (Sprocker) as a holiday companion and also my other daughter's greyhound girl, who is due to arrive chez nous in August -legs everywhere for a while! :)

[pixie374]

Awww... hopefully he will get his confidence back x

[lankeela]

Definitely Springer - the head shape is not right for a Cocker, also the colouring and general build. I don't even think its a Sprocker, as they tend to be smaller and finer than a Springer.

[fleurbird]

Definitely An English Springer Spaniel on colour alone. Cockers don't come in liver and white. However there are two types in the breed a Working one and a Show one. Not absolutely sure from the picture as can't see her body but she looks like a working one. They are smaller in height than the show ones and thus nearer in size to cockers. Great dogs.

[pixie374]

Thank you both as well x fleur, you can get cockers in liver and white...
https://i.postimg.cc/ncX2rjBb/Screenshot-20200716-112728-Google.jpg
Although I suspect the general consensus is right. Thanks everyone xx