Cocker Spaniel Puppies for Sale in Dallas TX by Uptown Puppies

Give me an overview of Cocker Spaniel puppies for sale in Dallas TX.

Absolutely! Any Cocker Spaniel for sale in Dallas you may select will need lots of physical and mental stimulation -- the exact environment provided by a full family. They enthusiastically play with kids, adults, and even other pets, and Go Fetch!, Tug o' War, and Hide and Seek are just a few of the games they'll joyously join.

Where did these Cocker Spaniel puppies for sale in Dallas originate?

A long way from Texas! As you may have guessed by the name, Spaniels can be traced back to Spain, mentioned in literature as early as the 14th century. The modern-day Cocker Spaniel puppies in Dallas also trace their lineage to 19th-century England where they excelled at flushing out woodcocks for hunters -- hence the "Cocker" part of the name.

What will the training be like should I select a Dallas Cocker Spaniel for sale?

Cocker Spaniels are easier to train than many breeds. Purpose-bred for hunting tasks, they are quick learners, helped by their innate need to please people. Some can be a tad stubborn, others a bit mischievous, but you can almost always count on an obedient Cocker Spaniel. Just don't do negative training -- it won't go well with a sensitive Cocker Spaniel!

How much exercise do Cocker Spaniels require?

They're active dogs that require a fair amount of walking time. Top Dallas Cocker Spaniel breeders would advise you to walk them for up to an hour a day, best if split over two walks. Without proper exercise, Cocker Spaniels can get frustrated and even destructive as they act out. Many owners walk them in the morning to ensure a day of doggie contentment.

What should I feed my Cocker Spaniel?

Should you decide to bring home one of the Cocker Spaniels for sale in Dallas you will need to plan for a healthy diet with plenty of protein. These active pooches burn energy! So any of the Cocker Spaniels for sale Dallas breeders and companies feature on our site will do well with good dry kibble that has a protein content of 20% or higher.

Will these Dallas Cocker Spaniel puppies for sale do well in an apartment?

They sure will! Any one of the Cocker Spaniel puppies for sale Dallas breeders and businesses have aren't likely to get very big -- about 35 pounds at most. So they fit nicely into homes with more limited space. While they're active out on walks, they often loved a laid-back indoor lifestyle simply lazing in your lap.

How can I be certain these Dallas Cocker Spaniels for sale are healthy?

All of the Cocker Spaniel breeders in Dallas and elsewhere who make it into our exclusive network offer thorough, "nose-to-tail," health checks. This means an examination of everything from eyes, ears, and mouths to cardiovascular, respiratory, and gastrointestinal systems, to name a few. We insist on top-quality healthcare to make sure you get a healthy pup!

Are the Cocker Spaniel puppies Dallas breeders offer considered "designer dogs?"

No, they're purebreds. A "designer dog," also called a hybrid, is a mix of two different purebreds. So if you cross a Cocker Spaniel with a Pomeranian you get a Cockeranian. Put together a Cocker Spaniel and a Miniature Schnauzer (and maybe a candlelight dinner) and the result is a Schnocker. Then there's the popular Cockapoo, a mix of a Cocker Spaniel and a Poodle.

Can you tell me the basics of how Uptown Puppies works?

Just search through the site, perhaps stopping on that special Cocker Spaniel for sale Dallas tempts you with. Search beyond Dallas with our coast-to-coast network. Chat with the breeder to find out more about your pup and, when you're ready, talk about transportation. Soon enough that amazing puppy will be in your home!

So why shouldn't I just go to a shelter for my dog?

Shelters are fine options for many. Just be aware that any Cocker Spaniel Dallas shelters have won't likely have come from the top Cocker Spaniel breeders Dallas has. It's quite possible a shelter Cocker Spaniel will have come from a backyard breeder or a puppy mill and is more likely to have health and behavior problems.