Whats the difference? The English Cocker is slightly larger - TopicsExpress

Whats the difference? The English Cocker is slightly larger than the American Cocker which is the smallest breed in the Sporting Group (though the silhouettes are scaled differently). One very obvious difference is in the shape of their heads. Compared to the English Cocker, the American Cockers skull is distinctly domed and she has a deep pronounced stop, broader and deeper muzzle and has more clearly defined eyebrows. The American Cockers lips tend to hang down farther and are looser while his eyes are slightly larger and set more to look straight ahead than of the English Cocker Spaniel. The American Cocker also has a more profuse coat than the English Cocker. Were going to talk more about silhouettes tomorrow, but for now, and based on what you just read, can you tell which is the American Cocker Spaniel and which is the English Cocker Spaniel?

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