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All our Dogs and Puppies are AKC Registered.
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Orlandocockers - thru the years...
Above left -2004 - Dogs shown are Tiffany, Coco, Bianca and Lexi. All are retired.
Above right taken in 2007. Dogs shown are Bella, Bianca, Coco, Jasmine, Jessie, Lexi, and Tiffany. All of these dogs are now retired.
Above left -2011. Dogs shown are Ace, Bailey, Bella, Jasmine, LeiLani and Willow. All of these dogs are retired.
Above right - 2013. Dogs shown are Jasmine, LeiLani, Willow, Taz, Roxy, Daisy and Cheri.
Above picture taken December 2015. Dogs shown: Taz, Willow, Roxy, Cheri, Daisy, Patty Patches and Lily.
Pictured above on December 2017 - In order top left across - Jewelz, Lily, Taz, Bandit, Blue, Daisy, Roxy, Willow and Patty!
Pictured above - January 2020. Pups in order left to right, top first:
Patty Patches, Daisy, Mocha, Taz, Keiki
Lily, Blue, Willow, Chip, Bandit, Jewelz and Nalani
Pictured above - Bobby and Sandy - owners of Orlandocockers
On the left with 11 pup from Patty Patches and Blue litters born November 2019
On the right, 3 litters and sizes - Calla's @ 4 day sold, Blues @ 6 wks old and Patty Patches near 7 wks old!
Puppy Crawl - sometimes you just need a group hug!
May 2022 - pups pictured above top left across and down:
Mocha, Jewelz, NaLani, Charlotte, Blue, Arianna, Poppy
Joey, Java, Fiona and Keiki
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We have been breeding cockers since 2004 and it is truely a labor of love. All of our puppies have their tails docked and dew claws removed. (This is the claw on inside of front feet that can catch on your clothes when they jump up.) Both procedure are performed in our vets office at 2 days of age when the puppies nerves are not completely formed in these areas. Our pups are then dewormed at 2, 4 and 6 weeks of age. At 8 weeks of age the pups are brought again to the vet to have a health check up, tested for worms, and given their first set of shots. A state of Florida heath certificate is given with each puppy.
Inbreeding and line breeding (mating with brothers, sisters or cousins) is used by some breeders to help cut costs and occurs when pups are kept to be used for future breeding. It is terrible thing that can generate genetically ill puppies. The defects usually show up when the dog is about a year old. We can guarantee there is no chance of inbreeding with all of our puppies. All of our cockers are from different states - Tennessee, Idaho, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, North Carolina and California. We have had our male DNA tested per AKC standards to ensure their genetics and parenthood. Each puppy comes with an AKC family history showing three generations.
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Below are some examples of cocker colors - all pups shown below are current or past pups from Orlandocockers! You will see a picture of when the pup was young and then as an adult. No matter what the color, each cocker can have some white markings around the muzzle, top of their head, chest, belly, toes or entire foot. We are only comparing the main color of the cockers here.
Buff - this is the most common color Shown is Charlotte, our female. Her parents are Lily and Bolt |
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Red - similar to buff but even darker in color. Here is Fiona, a female who is with us now. Her parents are Daisy and Bandit
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Silver - similar to buff. Biggest difference is the ear color which is also light in color. Tummy can have a blackish color to it. Shown is Bella, our retired female. Her breeder is in FL |
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Black - most of the pup will be simply black, possibly a bit of white as markings on muzzle, head, chest, feet. Shown is Samantha, a pup from Calla and Bandit |
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Black with tan markings. Some call this a phantom sable. Shown is Dexter, a past puppy of ours! His parents are Leia and Bandit |
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Chocolate with tan markings. Featured is Cinco, a retired male of ours. His parents are Jasmine and Coco |
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Chocolate - just like it sounds, a dark brown. Again, can have white marking son muzzle, head, chest, feet. Bailey is a retired girl of ours. She is from a breeder in Georgia,shown here with her sister Willow |
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Sable - black tipped solid Most sables are born very dark, some completely black. The sable can start to come in around week 2, week 4 or so even at 4 months! The sable pups coat will vary thru the life, with the longer darker hairs coming in more or less as they age! Show is Jewelz, our current female. She is from a breeder in Idaho |
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Sable - chocolate tipped solid Very similar to the black tipped sable, only with chocolate. Pictured is our Mocha. Her parents are Leia and Bandit. Full sister to our Nalani |
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Parti (white) - it simply means large areas of white on the pup. This sweet boy is one of the most beautiful near full white cockers we have ever had. Meet Ziggy, a past puppy of ours! His parents are Lily and Bolt |
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Parti can be mixed with any other color combinations. Here is parti with buff/red Shown is our retired girl Willow, from a breeder in Georgia |
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Parti with black Shown is our past puppy Pickles. His parents are Bandit and Roxy |
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Parti with chocolate Shown is our retired female Patty Patches. She is from a breeder in Tennessee
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Parti with black sable Shown is our stud Bandit. He is from a breeder in TN |
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Parti with chocolate sable Shown is our retired female Calypso. Her parents are Patty and Major |
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Roan does not show on the coat when the pups are born, you can tell only by the pads of the feet at first, then by a smudge on the muzzle. Roan presents in the white areas of the pup. Here is a blue roan Shown is our Keiki - you can see her white areas do not look white as an adult. It looks grey, called blue in a cocker. She is from a breeder in South Carolina
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Keiki at 4 weeks old |
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Chocolate roan Same as blue roan, only with chocolate instead of black Shows is our stud Chip from a breeder in TX |
Chip shown as a newborn |
Chip at 6 months old, shown with the cocker cut |
Sable roan Also the same as blue and chocolate roan, only in a sable variety. So the white areas show both light and dark spot because of the sable - so beautiful! Shown is our past pup Marley - parents are Leia and Bandit |
Marley at 4 weeks old |
Marley as an adult - Wow! |
Merle - this gene does show up at birth. It presents in the coat in the NON white areas. Merle dilutes the exisitng color. Merle pups can have a partial eye in blue, or 1 or 2 full blue eyes. Some also have a freckle in their eye! Shown here is a solid blue merle, with just a touch of white on his chest and feet. You can see the merle is the same at both ages. This is a past pup of ours from Jewelz and Blue |
Benson at 6 weeks |
Benson as an adult |
Solid chocolate merle - no matter what shade of merle, the pup can have tan markings. Shown is our own NaLani with tan markings. Her parents are Leia and Bandit. She is a full sister to Mocha! |
NaLani at 2 weeks old |
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Parti blue merle, with tan markings Shown is our Blue from a breeder in California |
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Parti chocolate merle, with tan markings Shown is our stud Yankee. His parents are Blue and Bandit |
6 weeks old |
1 year old |
Markings Often seen as a touch of tan on eyebrown, sometimes on muzzle, feet. Can also be white areas on feet. Shown is our Java, a chocolate roan with her tan markings. Parents are Mocha and Chip |
Java at 6 weeks |
1 year old |
Ticking - like freckles. They can show up anywhere on the dogs body. You often see them as freckles on the muzzle Shown here is our past puppy Finneghan - Calypso and Bandit are his parents |
6 weeks old |
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Liver gene - when a cocker has this coloring, it replaces black for these areas - nose and pads of feet. Inside the mouth there is often dark pink instead of black. In Liver gene pups, they often have hazel or green eyes instead of the typical brown! All chocolate pups have the liver gene. Other color coats can have it as well. Shown is our puppy Poppy. Parents are Patty and Chip
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Poppy - a parti pup with buff and red who has the liver geen. Notice her brown nose and her green eyes, simply stunning! |
Poppy at 3 months old. |
Past Puppy Pictures below:
ALL OF THE PUPPIES BELOW HAVE HOMES! THEY ARE NOT AVAILABLE.
Check back in soon for updated pictures of our newest litters. We usually have just 2 litters a year. If you would like to be on the waiting list for a puppy, please email sandy@orlandocockers.com