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cocker-spaniel
cocker spaniel [ˈkɒkəʳ-, Am ˈkɑ:kɚ-] N
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I guess he's part cocker spaniel or something.
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Your experience snuggling with a cocker spaniel or calico kitten is all part of the benefits associated with animal-assisted therapy.
www.queensjournal.ca
Cocker spaniel breeders do not commonly breed solid colours to parti-colours and so the two colour phases tend to be mostly distinct.
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The house wasn't hard to spot - it had what appeared to be a cocker spaniel sitting in an old barbershop chair on the front porch.
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She remembers the deer following her very closely as she walked her blonde cocker spaniel.
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