Triple M English Cocker Spaniels

Healthy Family Pets is our Priority!

Contact: Michelle Mollman ~ Ludlow, SD

Phone: 605-278-6303 (mountain time)

Phone calls accepted between 9am-9pm

English Cocker Spaniel - Small/Medium Purebred

English Cocker Spaniel is the smallest in the gundog group yet are able to flush out and retrieve game birds from undergrowth. A gentle, popular pet, they are energetic, playful, eager to please nature and their unique tail wagging which includes their entire hindquarters. English Cocker Spaniels are compact, but bigger than American Cocker Spaniels. They do excellent in agility, field trials, and in obedience! British bred English Cockers are genetically programmed to be hunters first and foremost with gentle dispositions, good manners, and stable temperaments. Extremely friendly, well behaved, just super personalities. Our English Cocker Spaniels listen very well any age of person can go and play with them.

Pedigree is available upon request. Tails Docked, Back dew claws removed, we do not remove front dew claws, front dew claws are often used by the dog especially when they are active (whether it be digging, scratching, herding, agility and so forth). Health Issues: Prone to ear infections. During the summer, the ears should be checked often. Hanging close to the ground as they do, they can become host to ticks or burr, often the cause of deafness.

Our Field Bred English Cocker Spaniel Dogs:

"Giggles"

Registered Black/White English Cocker Spaniel Female

September 12 ~ Ht: 15 in ~ Wt: 34 lbs

Sired by our prized Rikki (now retired). Great pedigree, good hunting lines. Very happy, smart, loyal dog

Parents:

Father - RAZRS Rikki Tri-M (AKC)

Mother - Sunnie Nutmeg (AKC)

Saleena Cassie

"Silky"

DRA, APRI Registered Lemon/White English Cocker Spaniel Female

June 12 ~ Ht: 13 in ~ Wt: 22 lbs

She is not strongly field bred. Very kind, very loving, smart, loyal.

Parents:

Father - Bubba Casanova (AKC)

Mother - Savannah Sunset II (AKC)

Covey Rise Gil

"Gil"

Black and White ticked AKC, APRI Registered English Cocker Spaniel Male

Height: 16 in.

Weight: 31 lbs.

Field bred, British bred. The sire being from United Kingdom means his line are excellent hunters/bird dogs. His dam is out of two field champions. Super personality, great to get along with.

SIRE (Father) Mallowdale Neville (UKG United Kingdom)	Mallowdale Rackatear
	Jenoren Gypsy of Squareclose
DAM (Mother) Oahe Cardhu	FC Budman Fifty Seven
	FC Krosswind Ricochet

RAZRS Rikki Tri-M (retired)

English Cocker Spaniels Registered with any other registry:

Females

$625

Males

$575

Black puppies can be up to $100 less than regular asking price.

Our English Cocker Spaniels are APRI registered and Pedigree available.

You can see our current puppies available (already born) and to pay for a puppy we currently have for sale go to the Puppies For Sale page.

Michelle and the Wonderful People at Triple M,

Just a quick note to let you know what a great English Cocker Spaniel Madison is growing up to be (She is from the December 24, 2005 litter). She is very playful and loving and is always by my side. Recently I took her to Doggy Camp to begin her training to retrieve ducks and flush quail, which I think she will really enjoy. The trainers so far have said that she will be a natural. Her temperment and confidence are all strong plusses. She is probably the happiest dog on earth if her super playful attitude is any indication. Also, she is very playful and gentle with kids. Thanks a lot for all your help. Attached is a photo of the little lady.

Best Regards,

Matthew

Hey Michelle...hope this note finds you well. We're all very happy here in Idaho. Gracie is amazing...the perfect dog that we'd hoped for...she is so fun and funny, so loving and sometimes full of P and V....LOVES people and other dogs...that's a plus.

Her first dog leash walk was at a local "natural" park here in town that has a nice trail system.....well this was fine and good as everyone who approached us coming the other way seemed to be identified by her as some long lost loved. It was like a big "we came to love you Gracie" party and at the site of each one she would suddenly enter into this happy dance love fest...the problem came in the parting, such sweet sorrow, but eventually she realized that there were certainly more long lost loved ones a comin' and so we went from one to the next. All were expected to stop and greet her affectionately before they could move along down the road, and they did! <cough> I think this little spaniel might have a tad of an ego problem.

She's got the art of submission while engaging with other dogs down pat...unfortunetaly, a good dog pal that takes genuine interest in you when you're so wee are pretty hard to come by. We did have the neighbors weiner dog slip through our fence for a bit of a romp and that was rather exciting as the weiner dog got Mark's goat by doing laps on our furniture and his attenpt at abating this activity actually met with the tragic loss of my glass candle stand...ouch!

Yesterday we took her to a different park....has ponds and lots of photo shoots because of the beauty....we were stooped by a panicked photographer that could not get this precious little 3 year old girl to smile...could she enlist our help to use that dog as a "smile bait"...<singing> "Here she comes to save the daaaaaaaaaayyy!" Of course they both cried when we had to go. <waaa>

In the parking lot this young man of about 25 or so wisked her up in his arms and started loving on her like she was his dog and the question came, "where'd ya get 'er?" and when we said South Dakota he nearly fell over with delight, "I'm from SOUTH DAKOTA!!!" [Simply said, I think she have a special affection for South Dakotians].

She is naturally quite overtaken by the smell of game meat...eye-yiy-yi! We went to show her off to Mark's folks in Eastern Oregon last weekend and they happen to be cutting up a spike elk that they'd just harvested.....the dog tunred into a 8lb nose with legs...it was like we completely lost her, she was on the hunt...there was a little girl there to squeeze the poo out of her and generally get in her way at every turn and eventually they both wore each other out...all was well and no digestive upsets because of the <cough> animal diet perks that day.

Anyway, we feel very blessed and thankful for her and that she's finally ours and in our home. She's a fine dog so don't be suprised if we have to start refering the park trail walkers of Boise to your kennel for more of the same. You've been great to work with...will try and send a picture a bit later.

Many blessings to you and your family! Happy Thanksgiving! Terrie

The basic English Cocker colors are:

Apricot (similar to cream but the highlights will have definite reddish cast).
Black, Chocolate and Liver
Cream, Lemon, Golden
Red, Orange
Silver is a phenomenon of being a mix of breed genetics - not a true solid color but may be patches of light to dark silver with considerable black; it can vary from patches to spots and generally changes as the puppy matures so it can only be said that there is a silver inclusion to some extent.
White

Markings are based strongly from the Cocker Spaniel, certain color marking patterns can be found being carried on to the cockapoo.

Parti color - any of above colors showing in patches on a white base - - ears are usually colored. May develop spots, freckles, etc on muzzle, legs, etc to go with patches.

Tri - any parti with tan markings

Ticking Pattern - Open marked colors may also have "ticking" in the coat. Ticking are flecks of color in areas where the coat would have been white.

Phantom - markings in white, silver, tan, red, or brown on a background of black or brown ; the markings are spots over eyes, on the sides of the cheeks, symmetrical spots on chest, under tail, inside ears and on lower legs

Roan - a white base coat with many freckles and spots (rather than patches)