Zim Family Parti Color
American Cocker Spaniels

You want cute Cocker Spaniel pictures?
We've got 'em!

Click here to go to our main Cocker Spaniel page

This page is the gateway to lots of pictures
and information about our five parti color Cocker Spaniels:
Joanna, Morgan, Reese, Pipa & Dodger.

A montage of several photos of our dogs

Click on any one of the following links
to get the full story on each dog
and to see lots of pictures!

Our red and white boy

Dodger, our red & white male

Instead of naming him after a baseball team, we probably should have named him after a tennis player...  because this energetic Cocker is ready to chase tennis balls at any time!  He turned two years old and passed his health tests in 2006, so  you'll see Dodger puppies starting in 2007.

Our home-grown Cocker Spaniel

Dodger's Sister, Morgan

Morgan was the pick of the litter out of our 2002 litter, and the first Cocker that we ever raised all the way from day one to adulthood.  She's a very mellow dog with an easy-going personality... and she practically potty trained herself!  This girl has got great bladder control...  and if you've ever had a Cocker before, you know that isn't always the case.

The new puppy at our house

Reese, our chocolate & white girl

Reese is a chocolate & white tri from two of our favorite breeders.  She's Dodger's girlfriend, and we hope she brings us puppies in February 2007.  Reese loves spending "lap time" with anyone who will let her...  but the most unusual thing about her is her size:  there are cats that weigh more than this petite little gal!

Our red and white parti girl

Joanna, our red & white girl

This adorable red & white girl has a champion show dog for a father, and is the only one of our dogs capable of making puppies in all three of the major coat colors:  red & white, black & white, and chocolate & white.  Joanna has a way of charming everyone she meets, and has been to every one of our Pupapalooza parties!  She delivered her first litter of puppies in July 2006.

Our new black & white parti

Pipa, the new kid on the block

A surprise new addition to the family in January 2007.  This merry little Cocker, weighing in at only 18 pounds, is constantly looking for fun.  Find out about her amazing pedigree, and learn how we came up with her unusual name.  She's new, so we don't have a lot of pictures of her yet...  but stay tuned!

Click here for free Cocker wallpaper pictures

Free High-Resolution Pictures Of Our Dogs

Here's a collection of some of the best photos I've ever taken with my various digital cameras.  I've sized them so that they'll be perfect as your Windows desktop background.  They're free for your personal, non-commercial use.


After you've followed the links above and met all of our Cockers, be sure to vote for your favorite in our little poll on the right side of the screen!

Once you've finished with that, head over to  our main Cocker page to find out a lot more about how we raise Cockers in a family environment.  Find out what makes us different than your average Cocker Spaniel breeder, see beautiful pictures of some of the great spaniels in our past, get tips about buying and raising a puppy, and see some photos of a few other adorable Cockers from around the world!


Favorite Dog
Which one of our Cocker Spaniels is your favorite?

Joanna
Reese
Morgan
Dodger
Pipa


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