Mary Allen
#7 A meadow (land) cocker spaniel should be resistant to point the hunter to the place where the bird is hiding, or raise it on the wing under the falcon, while the water cocker spaniel was used for hunting with a net.
#8 At dog shows held in England, the meadow cocker spaniel was divided by weight into two groups: up to 11.4 kg, and heavier dogs.
#9 In 1800, spaniels were divided into two groups according to objective indicators of body weight.
Dogs with large body weight - up to 45 pounds (1 pound equals 453.6 g), were called a field (field), or English, spaniels, and animals weighing up to 25 pounds were classified as the Cocking Spaniel, or simply cocker.