Before they were being bred for aesthetic purposes, cocker spaniels were hunting dogs. Hence, their genes are screaming lots of action. Not being able to fill up there sense of adventure and there craving for intense activity, will make them transfer their hyped up energy to less desirable activities such as chewing things or digging. So, this is one of the cocker spaniel problems that most owners have to deal with.
Now, doing a cocker spaniel training will keep the pet busy, but once they are done with it, they need another way to unleash their energy to. Frequent exercises are strongly advised as they love to do these stuffs and go on for a long period as if they do not get tired.
Showering the cocker spaniel with attention even through lazy acts like making it chase a tennis ball is enough for the dog as long as they feel wanted. This is because one of the common cocker spaniel problems is they easily become neurotic. They want eyes on them as if it is in their nature to constantly want to be noticed.
Some cocker spaniels, however, display their boredom by digging. For some reason, this comes natural to dogs. But it is still best to designate a particular area where the dog can dig as long as the pet wants. If the owner does not want the dog to dig then playing with the pet is strongly encouraged. Like a child, a cocker spaniel yearns to be shown love and it is something that pet owners should generously give.
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