Cocker Spaniel Puppies for Sale in New York, USA
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Chico
Date listed: 07/04/2026
Chico
Breed:
Cocker Spaniel
Price:
$1,600
Nickname:
Chico
Gender:
Male
Age:
11 Weeks Old
Location:
USA
CANOGA, NY, USA
Hey there, meet Chico! He’s up to date with vaccinations and deworming, microchipped and ready now for his forever home. Call or text 315-745-9924 to schedule an appointment or...
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Date listed: 07/04/2026
Chief
Breed:
Cocker Spaniel
Price:
$1,600
Nickname:
Chief
Gender:
Male
Age:
11 Weeks Old
Location:
USA
CANOGA, NY, USA
Hey there, meet Chief! He’s up to date with vaccinations and deworming, microchipped and ready now for his forever home. Call or text 315-745-9924 to schedule an appointment or...
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- Grooming Needs in Varied Climates: Cocker Spaniels have beautiful, long coats that require regular brushing (several times a week) to prevent mats and tangles, especially important in New York's humid summers and dry winters. Professional grooming every 6-8 weeks is also recommended to keep their coat healthy and tidy.
- Exercise and Energy in the Northeast: While adaptable, Cocker Spaniels are energetic and benefit from daily exercise. In New York, this means taking advantage of cooler mornings and evenings for walks or playtime, perhaps in Central Park or along the Hudson River, and finding indoor activities during harsh winter weather to keep their minds and bodies engaged.
- Health Considerations for Sensitive Paws: Be mindful of extreme temperatures in New York. Their ears can be prone to infections, so keeping them clean and dry is vital, particularly after swimming or wet weather. Also, protect their paws from hot pavement in summer and icy salt on sidewalks in winter.