If you are familiar with pet dogs, you may have heard of the Cocker Spaniel. This is a dog with a passionate personality, strong curiosity, lively and active, and full of energy. It used to be very popular in the past, but nowadays fewer people keep Cocker Spaniels. So, why does no one raise Cocker Spaniels? This is also a question many friends have. Now, let's explore the reasons together.

1. Personality Reasons

Why does no one raise Cocker Spaniels? A big reason is related to the Cocker Spaniel's own personality. Because this is a dog with strong curiosity and a lot of energy, if the owner does not timely release the dog's excess energy, it will lead to undesirable consequences.

2. Venting Energy Everywhere

Because the Cocker Spaniel may vent its energy inside the home when the owner is away, for example, on some furniture, daily items, or carpets. In short, when the owner returns home, it looks as if the house has just been wrecked, which is very scary. To avoid this situation, it is best to take the Cocker Spaniel for a walk for an hour every day. When they are tired, they naturally won't cause destruction everywhere.

3. Very Passionate Personality

The Cocker Spaniel’s personality is very passionate, which means it will be very friendly to everyone. So, the Cocker Spaniel is suitable as a companion dog, allowing you to feel its enthusiasm. But as a guard dog, its personality leads to a lack of vigilance, so it is unsuitable.

4. Fragile Stomach

The Cocker Spaniel has a very fragile stomach. If the owner does not pay attention and fails to help regulate its diet properly, it is easy for the dog to have diarrhea. So when feeding, you must avoid food with tiny bones, and milk is also not allowed.

5. Regular Ear Cleaning

The Cocker Spaniel has large ears and dense hair, causing the ear hair to be thick and poorly ventilated. In this case, its ears are very prone to bacteria growth. Therefore, when raising a Cocker Spaniel, special attention must be paid to cleaning the ears to avoid ear diseases.

The above are the reasons why no one raises Cocker Spaniels. Although fewer people keep Cocker Spaniels now, many are still willing to raise them. As long as we patiently and carefully take care of them and take them out for walks and play often, these problems can be avoided.