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Bocker Puppies for Sale
Bocker
Beagle / Cocker Spaniel
Hybrid
The
Bocker is not a purebred dog. It is a cross between the
Beagle and the Cocker
Spaniel. The best way to
determine the temperament of a mixed breed is to look up all breeds in the cross
and know you can get any combination of any of the characteristics found in
either breed. This hybrid cross is recognized by the American Canine Hybrid
Club. Not all of these designer hybrid dogs
being bred are 50% purebred to 50% purebred. It is very common for breeders to
breed multi-generation crosses.
Odie, a Beagle/Cocker mix (Bocker) at
6-years-old. His owner states, "He is 26 pounds (smallest from his litter)
and very lively and mostly obedient, but rather stubborn. His whole litter
were Cocker Spaniel colors and as an adult, he is built almost entirely like
a beagle and exhibits predominantly beagle traits and behavior, although
rather shy around people. His face is graying, but he has been solid black
with white hind feet and throat/chin his whole life."
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Maxie, the Bocker (Beagle / Cocker
hybrid) at 3 ½ months old and 11 pounds. "She is very friendly and
learns commands and tricks quickly. However, she has a mind of her own
and is having a rough time with teething. Our fingers and toes are
feeling the brunt of it. We are looking forward to her post-puppy days
when she is a little calmer; however, we couldn’t imagine our lives
without this angel!"
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"This is a photo of my female dog Perle. She was a
beagle cocker mix, built more like a beagle, but heavier bodied, like a cocker.
Her hair was short like a beagle, but had swirls in it, like a cocker. She lived
to a ripe old age of 14, when cancer took her from me. She is missed terribly,
even 3 years later. She was a fabulous, laid back, extremely loving girl. We
spent many days sitting in bed forehead to forehead, just looking into each
others eyes."
Hybrid Dog Information
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