Originally Posted by Sleeping_Lion

Just to add to the information and advice already posted, I'm assuming you specifically want a golden cocker bitch so that you will produce golden cocker pups? Actually, having spoken to a couple of people who breed cockers, although you are stacking the odds in your favour, cockers are a bit of a tricky one, and it depends on what's behind both the dog and bitch as to what you could get, you could have an entirely black litter of pups.

I hope you've taken time to read and digest some of the really good advice, and come to the realisation that there is an awful lot more to breeding responsibly than just finding two dogs of the same breed and colour, and having your vet tell you your dog is still breathing and has four legs Honestly, don't go with the advice of your vet or anyone who hasn't got good experience breeding dogs, Tanya and others on here who have experience are giving you the benefit of years of knowledge between them.

Originally Posted by Cay

If you mate two golds together you should get all gold, like you would with yellow Labs. The main thing is that Labs come in 3 colours whereas there's a possible 21 colours in Cockers .

Originally Posted by claire & the gang

Yup this is true, golden is only expressed by the dog having both recessive (ee) genes. Therefore 2 golds would produce only golden pups. It is when the gold is mated to a different colour you get the variation demonstrated in the pups as the recessive (ee) masks any other genes the dog possesses.