Sprocker Spaniel puppies in Cork

Adorable Sprocker puppies, a delightful crossbreed between a Springer Spaniel and a Cocker Spaniel. These puppies, a male and a female, are both Black/white blue roan and Merle markings. They are full of fun and curiosity, making them perfect companions for active families. Located in Cork, both puppies have been vaccinated and wormed, ensuring they are healthy and ready for their new homes as friendly family pets, agility, hillwalking buddy/ gun dog

Both Parents are our family pets both are adored and both adore the puppies and our family.

Jessie is a black and white springer spaniel and Bobbie (Dad) is a lemon roan Cocker spaniel .

Puppies have been given all the love and care they deserve and this shines through.No time or expense has been spared in raising these beauties.

Foundation training :

Raised indoors they are familiar with household noise and newspaper toilet trained and play pen trained.

Puppies have been wormed every 2 weeks and will go home with puppy food, vaccine details/microchip cert and scent blanket and toy.

Sprockers are known for their friendly temperament and intelligence, making them highly trainable and sociable. They typically have a playful disposition and thrive on companionship, so they do well in homes where they can interact with people and other pets. With their affectionate nature and boundless enthusiasm, these puppies are sure to bring joy to any household.

Please do some research and make sure that this breed is right for you before enquiring .

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