The Cocker Spaniel Specialty Club of Georgia, Inc. is comprised of a small but very active group of people dedicated to the Cocker Spaniel and all it can do.  CSSCG is proud to be one of only 2 Cocker Spaniel specialty clubs in the United States that is licensed to hold specialty shows, obedience trials, agility trials and spaniel hunt tests.

West Coast Cocker Spaniel Club, Inc. is dedicated to the interest in and promotion of quality purebred COCKER SPANIELS.  The objectives of this breed club is to do all possible to bring the natural qualities of the cocker spaniel to perfection. It urges members and breeders to accept the standard of the breed as approved by the American Kennel Club as the only standard of excellence by which COCKER SPANIELS shall be judged.

The Meadowbrook Cocker Spaniel is a club that runs on member's donations.

The Detroit Cocker Spaniel Club was founded in 1938, to assist in improving the breed, and has been a member of the American Spaniel Club since that time and is also a Licensed Club with the American Kennel Club.  The Detroit Cocker Spaniel Club is one of the oldest Cocker Clubs within the USA and is proud of our long history.

The society currently has over 200 members, holds monthly meetings, where all members are welcome and produces a high quality newsletter every 2 months. The society hosts 2 Championship shows each year in February & August and since 1984 we have held a Contest Of Cockers event in conjunction with our Christmas Party.

The American Cocker Spaniel Club of Central Ontario founded in 1945 and accredited with the Canadian Kennel Club, is a not for profit organization. Whose members reside in Central and Southern Ontario

The fundamentals of the foundation are the health and welfare of our breeds. The American Spaniel Club Foundation is a 501 c3 Corporation and is the arm of the American Spaniel Club, Inc. where your tax-deductible contributions will help with Rescue and Health Research to improve the lives of all Flushing Spaniels, Cocker Spaniels in particular.

Queensland, Australia. Show results, photos and results of Championship shows.

We hope to use this site as a means firstly, for promotion of our breed club, and secondly, for promotion of our wonderful breed - the Cocker Spaniel.

The American Cocker Spaniel Club of Canada as we know it today was formed in the early 1980s. The Canadian Kennel Club made a motion to combine three Cocker varieties into one breed. Before this there were 4 varieties (Including Black/Tan). The club was formed to have a united voice in preparing the submission to the CKC in January of 1985 regarding this issue. Despite significant lobbying and letter writing from Cocker fanciers nationwide, the change was implemented.

The Founder Members started making plans for the club in the Spring of 1967, and the club has continued to prosper and now holds two Open Shows per year as well as the Championship Show.

This site is the home for the American Spaniel Club, the parent club of the Cocker Spaniel. - Read more

A Washington DC club dedicated to the Cocker Spaniel. Capital City Cocker Club was founded in April, 1939 and chartered in The District of Columbia in 1940 to encourage responsible and quality breeding of purebred Cocker Spaniels, to showcase these successes in annual shows, and to promote activities that enhance the natural abilities of the cocker as a sporting, performance and companion dog.