Breed comparison
Cocker Spaniel vs English Springer Spaniel
Weights come from the Petboost breed data. Everything else is from the breed standards listed on each breed page, and a field a source does not state is left blank.
| Breed | | |
|---|---|---|
| Adult weight | 12 to 15 kg | 16 to 23 kg |
| Height | 38 to 41 cm | 51 cm |
| Lifespan | - | - |
| Coat | flat and silky in texture, never wiry, wavy or curly, with well-feathered legs and body | close, straight and weather resisting, with moderate feathering |
| Shedding | Not rated | Not rated |
| Grooming effort | ||
| Energy | ||
| Trainability | Not rated | |
| Good with children | ||
| Suits an apartment |
What sets them apart
- English Springer Spaniel is the bigger dog: adults are typically 16 to 23 kg, against 12 to 15 kg for Cocker Spaniel.
Which suits you
- A smaller home or apartment. Cocker Spaniel is rated as the better fit.
- Young children. English Springer Spaniel is rated as the better fit.
- A low grooming budget. English Springer Spaniel needs less grooming.
- An active owner. English Springer Spaniel has more energy to match.
- Find a local groomer or daycarePet businesses near you that take bookings online.
- Breed finderAnswer a few questions and see which breeds fit how you live.
General information, not veterinary advice. Speak with your vet about your own pet.