William Miller
Quiet and timid individuals among cokers are extremely rare, most often these dogs are sociable and inquisitive. At the same time, they are wary of outsiders and notify their owners about the visit of strangers by barking loudly, which indicates a good guard instinct. Despite the inherent stubbornness of these dogs and the habit of acting independently, they are smart, easy-going and strive to please the owner, so there are no problems with their upbringing and training.
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