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Golden Cocker Retriever Golden Cocker Retriever Cocker Spaniel / Golden Retriever Hybrid Dogs The Golden Cocker Retriever is not a purebred dog. It is a cross between the Golden Retriever 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. 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. Recognized Names:
Cocker Spaniel / Golden Retriever Hybrid (Golden Cocker Retriever). "Zoe is a 7 year old Cocker Spaniel / Golden Retriever Hybrid. She is a very loving and still very playful dog. She is very smart! She can sit, shake, laydown, rollover and beg. Zoe loves to play fetch! She is great with all people and kids, no matter how big or small. She loves other animals. She has been the best dog I have ever had! She is about 17" tall and 22" from neck to tail. She weighs about 40 pounds now that she has been spayed. Before she was spayed, she weighed about 33 pounds. She is beautiful!"
"This is Cookie at 7 months old. She loves to go fishing and swimming. When I put her out in her run to play she will call me when she's ready to come in by saying 'mama'. She likes to fetch her ball and wubba but hates the frisbee." _________________________________
Callie the Golden Cocker Retriever, which her breeder calls a "Dakota Sport Retriever" as a puppy at 4 months old. She is 50% Golden Retriever, 25% American Cocker, and 25% English Cocker. "Callie is a light gold second generation Golden Cocker Retriever - meaning both her parents were already a mixture of a Cocker Spaniel and a Golden Retriever. She does have some English Cocker Spaniel in her too.She is a very sweet, smart, playful puppy. She is an excellent playmate with my 2 1/2 year old daughter and my older daughters love her too. She loves to carry around sticks when she is playing outside and enjoys going on a walk. She is content to sleep in her indoor doggy kennel-bed at night. She went for her first 1/2 hour jog the other day and did wonderful. I couldn't imagine a better family pet!" Bred by Dakota Winds Ranch.
Callie the Golden Cocker Retriever, which her breeder calls a "Dakota Sport Retriever" as a puppy at 10 weeks old. She is 50% Golden Retriever, 25% American Cocker, and 25% English Cocker. Bred by Dakota Winds Ranch.
Callie the Golden Cocker Retriever, which her breeder calls a "Dakota Sport Retriever" as a puppy at 10 weeks old. She is 50% Golden Retriever, 25% American Cocker, and 25% English Cocker. Bred by Dakota Winds Ranch.
Callie the Golden Cocker Retriever, which her breeder calls a "Dakota Sport Retriever" as a puppy at 10 weeks old. She is 50% Golden Retriever, 25% American Cocker, and 25% English Cocker. Bred by Dakota Winds Ranch.
Callie the Golden Cocker Retriever, which her breeder calls a "Dakota Sport Retriever" as a puppy at 10 weeks old. She is 50% Golden Retriever, 25% American Cocker, and 25% English Cocker. Bred by Dakota Winds Ranch.
Callie the Golden Cocker Retriever, which her breeder calls a "Dakota Sport Retriever" as a puppy at 9 weeks old. She is 50% Golden Retriever, 25% American Cocker, and 25% English Cocker. Bred by Dakota Winds Ranch.
Tiger, a black gold male Dakota Sport Retriever, owned by BB Acres. "Dakota Sport Retrievers are bred using 50% Golden Retriever, with the other 50% being American and English Cocker Spaniel in them. Ideally 25% of each breed. However, they may have as much as 37.5% of either English or American Cocker Spaniel in them, with as little as 12.5% of the other." _________________________________
Primo, the Golden Cocker Retriever at 3 years old. "Primo's looks just like the purebred golden retriever that lives next door, just a whole lot smaller. He's got the gentile disposition of his Golden Retriever friend and the up-beatness of a Cocker Spaniel." _________________________________
Ruby & Pearl, two Golden Cocker Retrievers - Courtesy of Timshell Farm Goldendoodles. _________________________________
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Lucky (nicknamed Goomba), the Golden Cocker Retriever at 15 years old. Her owner states, "She is beautiful & very healthy for her age. Her favorite food is bar-b-q & will jump off the walls until midnight!" _________________________________
"Tucker is a 2nd generation Golden Cocker Retriever. I got Tucker from a breeder. He was the only shorthaired puppy in the litter. The breeder did not know why he came out shorthaired, so a DNA test was done. His sire was in fact, his sire. There is no reasonable explanation why he has short hair, other than he just does! He is a great little dog and a very sweet puppy. He is very gentle, loving, and sweet."
Golden Cocker Retriever Pictures 1 Golden Cocker Retriever Pictures 2
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