What is the average price of an English Cocker Spaniel?

Usually, the average price of an English Cocker Spaniel puppy from a reputable breeder is between $1,000 and $1,800, while a top-quality English Cocker Spaniel puppy can cost as high as $2,500 and upward. Their price depends upon the pup’s age, sex, quality, pedigree, and breeder’s location.

Are English Cocker Spaniels expensive?

Cocker Spaniels are one of the most expensive dog breeds to care for. Expect to pay around $3000 if you purchase your pup from a responsible breeder.

Is an English Cocker Spaniel a good pet?

English Cockers are friendly, fun-loving, and gentle family dogs who do well with children, especially if they’re brought up with them. Adult English Cockers who aren’t familiar with children may do best in a home with older children who understand how to interact with dogs.

Can you get English Cocker Spaniels in America?

As the English Cocker is still a comparatively rare breed in the United States, you may not find precisely the dog you have in mind at a given time, with respect to color, age, sex and convenience of location. English Cocker puppies may be purchased from a knowledgeable breeder of English Cocker Spaniels.

Are cocker spaniels aggressive?

Although they are popular family pets, cocker spaniels are consistently ranked among the most aggressive dogs. However, each dog is an individual, and aggression is a highly preventable behavior problem. While it’s easier to prevent aggression than treat it, even the most aggressive dogs can usually learn gentle ways.

Will puppy prices go down?

Puppy prices may not be quite as steep as they were during the height of the pandemic, but they are also unlikely to significantly drop. The lockdown caused a dramatic demand for puppies which hiked the price up and the substantial waiting lists will keep the prices reasonably high.

Do English cocker Spaniels bark a lot?

Cocker Spaniels can be high strung, vocal dogs, so your Cocker Spaniel is particularly prone to develop a habit of barking at delivery people. The reason this behavior can be difficult to eradicate is that the behavior is self-rewarding.