Ontario, Canada Breeder of Champion American Cocker Spaniels
Copadale's  American Cocker Spaniels.



As of 2009 we now  breed and show all of the  varieties of American cocker spaniels:- 

BLACK: Jet black, however a small amount of white on the chest  and/or throat is permitted.                                                                      
This page was last updated on: July 26, 2010
Denise & Stuart Copas
1032 Pirates Glen Drive,
Bobcaygeon, Onatrio.
K0M 1A0

Telephone: 705-201-1197
ASCOB: (Any Solid Colour Other than Black).
Includes buffs and chocolates..
Black & Tan:
Black with tan points. The colour of the tan may be from the lightest cream to the darkest red and be restricted to 10% or less and should be located as follows:
1. A clear tan spot over each eye.
2. On the sides of the muzzle and cheeks.
3. On the undersides of the ears.
4. Under the tail.
5. On the chest ( Optional).
6. On the paws.
Cdn. Champion Copadales For Your Eyes Only.
Madison is a buff seen here winning:
Best Puppy in Show. December 2002

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American & Canadian Champion
Copadales' Opportunity Knocks.
Gibson. Winning "Best in Show".
.We are proud of the temperament of our dogs!.







Chocolate and Chocolate & Tan.

Cdn. Ch. Copadale's Above N Beyond. Marnie
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Canadian Champion
Copadale's N Fanciful's  Dresden Doll.




BREED DESCRIPTION
When Cocker Spaniels were imported to North America in the 1880s, the breed gradually changed as breeders produced a smaller dog, higher on leg, shorter in back, more domed skull, heavier coat and profuse leg furnishings. By the 1930s, the differences between North American and English Cockers were so obvious; efforts were made to split the breed. In 1947, the original Cocker was renamed the English Cocker Spaniel. Over population threatened to destroy the Cocker's merry temperament, but the trend has now reversed and the breed's personality is as attractive as its appearance.

The silky coat is flat or slightly wavy and of medium length on the body. The ears, chest, abdomen and legs are well feathered. The hair on the head is short and fine.

The American Cocker Spaniel has a sturdy compact body and a cleanly chiseled refined head, with the overall dog in complete balance and of the ideal size. It is capable of considerable speed and endurance. Most important, the American Cocker Spaniel must be free and merry, sound, well balanced throughout, and show a love of working. It must be even-tempered with no suggestion of timidity. The American Cocker Spaniel adapts to any abode and lifestyle, city or country. A Cocker Spaniel puppy raised with children will thrive, tending to bond with the whole family. A Cocker Spaniel puppy benefits from some early formal training.
The American Cocker Spaniel is the smallest sporting dog. 
Male:  14½ - 15½ in. (36.8 - 39.4 cm).
Female:  13½ - 14½ in. (34.3 - 36.8 cm).
Trainability:  High.
Protection:  Low - Too friendly.
Watchdog:  Very good.
Life Expectancy:  12 - 15 years.
American Cockers come in the colour groupings:
Black, ASCOB (Any Solid Color Other than Black including those with tan points) and Parti coloured.




Parti Colours
Red & White, Black & White and Tri-Colour.
News from the Show Ring: -
Canadian Champion
Fanciful N Copadale's  Wild Child.


Canadian Champion
Nesmar n Copadale 's Adams Surprise,
wins Best Puppy in Show
Alexis who we co-own with Christine Wagner of  Christycrest Cockers  commences her campaign.
Our Champions for 2009.
ASCOB; Any Solid Colour other than black.
Includes Buff
Amber is Chocolate & Tan.
As of July 14th 2010 we have no puppies available. Use this link for details of other breeders who have puppies available.



or if you are looking for an older dog to adopt