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I gave it live quarry to early mate and it had [all cockers have this] enormous prey drive -was a cracking beating dog but you couldn't ask it to sit in a hide with you as it wanted to hunt! hunt! hunt! I blame myself for entering to early but cockers are a hard nut to crack compared to springers

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Hi all im new on here?

I have to cockers i use for shooting rough on the pigoens beating etc and before i got the first i had no dog training background at all and took tips and watch dvds and now i have 2 very good cockers that work nearly all year doin bits and i didnt find it that hard at all. Fustrating at times but thats training and i would deffinetly recomend getting one awsome little dogs.

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Hi all im new on here

I have to cockers i use for shooting rough on the pigoens beating etc and before i got the first i had no dog training background at all and took tips and watch dvds and now i have 2 very good cockers that work nearly all year doin bits and i didnt find it that hard at all. Fustrating at times but thats training and i would deffinetly recomend getting one awsome little dogs.

Thars good to hear mate
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I have a few of each and there's two were pups of the same age you have to spend time with the dogs and find there character the springer you only have to raise your voice and she knows she has done wrong the cocker I was always going out to him and scolding him only for the next time for him to do it again I would deffenatly say cockers are harder to train they are a bit head strong but once you pass the basics they are like a sponge and learn so quick for hunting ability there second to none Atb farmer

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