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Rai wrote: "Only because the Cocker is less likely to be dog aggressive than another bulldog would be. The whole introduction process is the same across breeds of dogs, but with DA (dog aggressive) dogs, you need to be prepared to intervene and separate them if necessary. If they don't get along, you may never be able to have them live together, and you will need to crate and rotate (have the dog's outside-the-crate time be the opposite of the other dog's outside-the-crate time). The major difference is that a fight between a Cocker and a bulldog will likely end in the Cocker giving up the fight and wanting to retreat (whether or not the bulldog will let that happen is another story). Bulldog vs bulldog, neither one will give up, and you either break up the fight or have one or even two dead dogs."

Ken: Here, when Rai uses "bulldog" he is not talking about English bulldog. "Bulldog" is another popular nickname for American Pit Bull Terrier.

Carla