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American Cocker Spaniel Size Compared to a Person

A American Cocker Spaniel stands 15″ at the shoulder and weighs about 28 lb — that puts it at 23% of the height of an average adult (5′4″ / 64″). Of the 252 breeds catalogued, it ranks #157 by shoulder height and falls into the small-breed size class (Small breeds, 11–15").

American Cocker Spaniel next to a person at scale — 15-inch shoulder height, 28 lb. Drawn by iDogNames.
American Cocker Spaniel at 15″ / 28 lb, next to an average adult at 5′4″ / 135 lb. Drawn to AKC breed standards.

How a American Cocker Spaniel compares

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Shoulder height 15″ 64″ -49″
Weight 28 lb 135 lb -107 lb

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About the American Cocker Spaniel

The American Cocker Spaniel, often simply called the Cocker or Merry Cocker, is a beloved sporting breed known for its soulful dark eyes, long silky ears, and perpetually wagging tail. Originally bred as a bird-hunting dog specializing in woodcock (hence the name "Cocker"), this breed has become one of America's most popular family companions. The American Cocker is the smallest member of the sporting group, standing 13 to 15 inches tall and weighing 20 to 30 pounds.

Similar-size breeds

The 8 breeds in the Small size class with shoulder height closest to the American Cocker Spaniel.

Frequently asked

How tall is a American Cocker Spaniel?
An adult American Cocker Spaniel stands about 15 inches at the shoulder (AKC mid-range, male). Females typically run 1–2 inches shorter, and individual variation within the breed is roughly ±2 inches.
Is a American Cocker Spaniel considered a small dog?
Yes — at 15" / 28 lb, the American Cocker Spaniel falls into the small-breed size class (shoulder height 11–15"). Out of 252 breeds catalogued, it ranks #157 tallest.
How does a American Cocker Spaniel compare to a person?
At 15" tall, a American Cocker Spaniel stands about 23% of the height of an average adult (5'4" / 64"). The chart on this page draws both silhouettes at the same pixel-per-inch scale so the proportion you see is the real ratio.

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