cocker spaniel

If you own a Cocker Spaniel, you know the look. The wide, soulful eyes that stare into your soul every time you open the fridge. They act like they haven’t eaten in weeks, even though they had dinner 10 minutes ago. We call it “cute.” Science calls it a Genetic Mutation. Recent studies show that

If you own a Cocker Spaniel, you know “the smell.” It’s that faint, yeasty, musty odor that comes from under those beautiful, long floppy ears. We think it’s normal. Insurance companies think it’s a loophole. Cocker Spaniels are famous for two things: their merry personalities and their chronic ear problems. While you see cute ears,