I'm not having any luck finding anything locally, I desire a Toy Cocker Spaniel, Female of buff and frost such as the one you have pictured,
Not more than 12 wks old.
I had to have mine put away just before Christmas, had she lived just two weeks more she would have been 11 yrs old. It was the hardest thing I remember ever having to do! I'm still hurting and hope to find one of simular sweet disposition she was never a face licker nor body sniffer. she knew every dog trick known and then some, she even knew what I was thinking! I believe if one wants to have a relationship it is necessary for them to live inside your house and sleep on your bed! Oh yes, she never ever begged (only with her eyes) I trained her myself. as well as having taken her to Doggie Do Right college!
Do you ship them to the United States..... and is it too hard on them? If so, do you have anything that you think would meet my requirements and please give me a ball park figure as to what with shipping etc. I should make allowances for financially.
Should your answer be negative, would, could you refer me to some where else that might accomidate me?
I am greatful for any help you may provide me in my search and I thank you in advance. I am Danalee Gary AKA Snowhitedov@AOL.com

Hello Danalee , as far as I am aware , Toy Cockers are not available in the UK . Sorry to hear about your other dog and hope you will find what you are looking for soon

HTH

melody :)

Hi Guest, I could be a million miles wrong, but as the owner of what we here in the UK, know as American Cocker Spaniels, is it one of those you are looking for? In the USA they are known simply as a Cocker Spaniel. They are indeed smaller than an English Cocker but, they are certainly not Toy in any way. The breed comes in a wide variety of colours including Red and White which I think you are calling Buff and Frost. Try looking at this website www.cockers.com there is a list of breeders there each with their own web pages and almost all of them are in the USA. I would bet there is no such breed as a Toy Cocker, but I imagine that some breeders might call unusually small specimens of the breed, Toy, to con some buyers into thinking these puppies were special. Check out the website, I hope you find someone to help.
Dawn R.