Experience the JOY of a Cocker Spaniel!

We have been one of the most versatile dog clubs in the country since 1946. For generations, we have loved our Cocker Spaniels. We take great care in our breeding programs to continuously improve the health, personality and overall quality of our dogs. We provide support for Cocker rescues. We have experienced the wonderful bonding with our dogs and friendships with other dog lovers that result from participating in our club events. We want you to experience that same joy with your Cocker Spaniel.

Find your area of interest below the events and click on the link to learn more about how we might help you as a fellow dog lover. If you don't see what you are looking for, feel free to contact us. Enjoy!

​Upcoming Events

The Cocker Spaniel Club of Georgia will hold a Hunt Test on December 7th and 8th in Crawford, GA. The judges will be Jeffrey Zachow and Joe Worsham. Entries close on November 26th. Click here for the premium list with the details and entry form. If you want to enter online, click here. 
There are many training classes being held today at various locations. They are excellent programs that provide a wealth of enjoyment for you and your Cocker. Check out the listings on our Training Class Schedule page.
Find a Cocker Spaniel

Learn more about the breed, what to look for and how to contact a responsible breeder

Yes, I am looking for a happy and healthy Cocker Spaniel.
Enjoy my Cocker Spaniel

Learn the tips and tricks to reaching a new level of enjoyment and bonding with your Cocker Spaniel.

Yes, I want to experience the joy of bonding with my Cocker Spaniel.
Compete with my Cocker Spaniel

Learn more about the various types of competition, including performance, conformation and field work. One of these is bound to be a great fit for you and your dog.

Yes, I compete or want to compete with my Cocker Spaniel.

Our Commitment to the Health of Cocker Spaniels

​One of the things we are passionate about is the health of our Cocker Spaniels in current and future generations. Today, we research the health records of the ancestors of dogs before we breed them. We pay to have our dogs tested for hereditary health problems and catalog the results. Genetic testing is the future for avoiding hereditary health problems. The American Spaniel Club Foundation is sponsoring research into genetic testing for cataracts. The research is making good progress and we need to continue funding it. You can learn more about it on the ASC Foundation's website.